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Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid has said in the past that Hawaiian shirts are typically his go-to fashion look. But in the bitterly cold temperatures of Kansas City on Sunday, the longtime NFL head coach chose a different pregame outfit, and it had social media talking.
The head coach walked into Arrowhead Stadium wearing light khaki pants, white Air Force 1's and a black bomber jacket. And, of course, he had a briefcase in hand. GQ Sports first posted a photo of Reid's outfit and said that the coach was showing that it's not just the players that can wear pregame outfits.
NFL fans had quite the response to Andy Reid's outfit, with one saying that his outfit reminded them of the iconic television character Tony Soprano. Others were very impressed that the head coach was wearing brand-new Air Force 1's.
Whether it was the bomber jacket or Air Force 1's or just impeccable coaching and team effort, Andy Reid led his team to another Super Bowl appearance. Fans have yet another pregame outfit to look out for from the veteran head coach as he walks into the big game.
Andy Reid to become the fifth NFL coach to face his former team in the Super Bowl
Andy Reid was the head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles from 1999 to 2012, making nine playoff appearances during that tenure. He led the Eagles to one Super Bowl appearance in 2004, when they lost to the New England Patriots. After his departure from the Eagles, he was hired by the Kansas City Chiefs in 2013 where he has found a lot of success, especially over the last five years.
He and the Chiefs will make their third Super Bowl appearance in four seasons. He will face his former team, the Philadelphia Eagles, in Super Bowl LVII on February 12.
He will become the fifth NFL coach to face his former team in the Super Bowl. Others who have done so are Weeb Ewbank in Super Bowl III, Dan Reeves in Super Bowl XXXIII, Jon Gruden in Super Bowl XXXVII, and Pete Carroll in Super Bowl XLIX.
Only Ewbank and Gruden were victorious when facing their former teams in the big game. Will the Kansas City Chiefs head coach join them in hoisting the Lombardi Trophy against the team he spent 14 seasons with?
