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It's Draymond Green.

I'm back for my 14th NBA season and my podcast to Dremont Green Show is back too.

This season I'm breaking down games, reacting to the biggest NBA stories, and sitting down

with teammates, rivals, and culture shapers.

And trust me, I'm not holding back on the court or on the mic.

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we're better. Let's get it. I want to start with Andy Reid. Chiefs are eliminated. Patrick Mahomes

is dead. Kelsey may retire. And I wondered this question, since you are our commandant of Chiefs Affairs, should Andy Reid retire?

The question would be what else is there to prove?

You've proven to be one of the five most influential coaches in the history of the sport.

You have been to like a dozen AFC and NFC championship games.

You've made the Super Bowl with two different teams. You've won three Super Bowl titles. What else is there? He has nothing to prove at this point. Absolutely nothing to prove. Should he retire? The reason this comes up, Mahalm's knee will see how long of a recovery that process is. And even if you say, okay, he's going to be back. He'll play next season. You're going to have a chance. Do the Chiefs need a more comprehensive overhaul that will take more than a year, more than two years? If you're Andy Reid at 67 with nothing to prove, you should at least consider it. Now, I think he's a grinder.

He's a lifer. If he can coach Patrick Mahomes, I still think he'll coach next season. Yeah, no, no, no, it's will and should are two different things. Yeah. He won't retire. He should. You're 67. You get a little bit of time, get some rest, get your health in order, try to enjoy the last decade of your life before, you know, it gets a little sketchy. Yeah, not to get morbid, but yeah, I mean, that is what happens. Dude, I mean, I just think of things differently. Like, it's my dad's birthday today. He turned 70. Like, you start to look at things differently. And it's like, Andy, is this really all worth it?

You did it all.

There's got to be something else in this life.

Now I'm picturing 70-year-old G coaching the New York Giants.

Yeah, exactly.

Okay.

I'm so glad you said it, which, by the way, would be a nightmare.

My dad's attention span is that of a squirrel.

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