Andy Reid

One feature of a Fox Super Bowl is that Terry Bradshaw always presents the championship trophy. However, several people questioned why it needed to remain a constant after Super Bowl 57 as Bradshaw received criticism for her remarks to Reid.

That evening, [Michael Strahan](/topic/michael-strahan)assumed control. The sole exception was in 2014 when Bradshaw had to leave New York over the I am not a fan of either teams and I didn’t bet on this game but what kind of a holding call is that? It's not going to happen (right now), is it? In a very casual manner, the [Fox](/topic/fox)host beckoned Reid to the microphone. However, several people questioned why it needed to remain a constant after Super Bowl 57 as Bradshaw received criticism for her remarks to [Reid](/topic/reid).

Fox Sports broadcaster Terry Bradshaw is taking heat Monday after what many perceived as disrespectful comments he made to Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy ...

“Come on, waddle over here.” After Bradshaw interviewed Chiefs CEO Clark Hunt, he tried to get Reid to the mic. Fox Sports broadcaster Terry Bradshaw is taking heat Monday after what many perceived as disrespectful comments he made to Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid during the trophy celebration following the Chiefs win over the Philadelphia.

Terry Bradshaw hosted an impromptu "Roast of Andy Reid" after the Kansas City Chiefs won Super Bowl LVII over the Philadelphia Eagles.

As the Hall of Fame quarterback called Reid to the microphone, he couldn’t resist [taking friendly jabs](https://twitter.com/awfulannouncing/status/1624977464807292930?s=20&t=yuahFAXKWnLwBH1o7CGwhQ) at the Chiefs head coach. Bradshaw probably could have saved the comedy hour for another time. [defeated the Philadelphia Eagles](https://nesn.com/2023/02/chiefs-join-patriots-with-historic-super-bowl-comeback-vs-eagles/) in Super Bowl LVII at State Farm Stadium.

The question of whether Chiefs coach Andy Reid would walk away with a second Super Bowl win disappeared as quickly as it bubbled up.

Reid has a little to do with it, too. Yes, Mahomes has a lot to do with it. He’s currently fifth on the all-time wins list with 247, based on 24 straight years of coaching.

Having earned a reported $10 million to coach the Chiefs to the Super Bowl 57 title to close the 2022 NFL season, this is not a problem for Andy Reid. Let's ...

The temptation is there to work toward such accomplishments, but more because of what they convey in the moment. Or it could leave the slightest bit of room for him to reconsider what he wishes to do with the rest of his life, starting now. [By the numbers](https://www.sportingnews.com/us/nfl/news/super-bowl-57-numbers-history-chiefs-eagles/y07azj1siiselosshwt2k93l) Having earned a reported $10 million to coach the Chiefs to the Super Bowl 57 title to close the 2022 NFL season, this is not a problem for Andy Reid. After vacillating on the issue in conversations prior to Sunday’s game, he gently deflected Fox analyst Terry Bradshaw’s question on the trophy podium Sunday night – he was planning to enjoy this victory, he said – Reid was more emphatic in a later interview on the NFL Network set. The first issue that must be addressed when confronting the question of when is the right time to retire is no mystery: Can it be afforded?

In one of the best Super Bowls in recent memory, it was Patrick Mahomes, Andy Reid and the Kansas City Chiefs who won the NFL's marquee game.

“In that first half, we were playing and doing some good stuff, but I felt like the guys were getting consumed by everything around us. Mahomes was also asked about his coach’s retirement plans, and said it was news to him hearing that Reid could potentially retire. “His legacy in Philly lives on forever.