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It's the Tuesday after the Super Bowl and everybody is still unpacking exactly what happened as the Kansas City chiefs notched their first Super Bowl win in 50 years Patrick the homes was off to Disney World.

And we had a fantastic quote from Andy Reed who was asked if he spent the night with the Lambertie trophy and said this instead.

I didn't really sleep last night.

But I didn't spend it with the trophy why did I spent I spent it with my trophy wife I was that.

I listen to pitbull I said.

Yeah, so he was unbelievable. He's got great endurance man. I'll tell you unbelievable endurance that guy is.

That's Andy Reed who continues to become more and more of a lovable figure and there are a lot of different angles associated with the outcome of this game.

The more and more I look at it. To me the more it is an endorsement of Andy Reed because he's going to if he if he has the success that I believe he is over the next five or six years with Patrick my homes assuming that he wants to coach that long he 61 years old.

But assuming he wants to coach to 65 66 67 something like that and he could want to go longer.

I think you'll win at least one more Super Bowl and maybe a couple more and if you look at his overall win total he is way above just about everybody else in the realm of coaching who we consider to be really good coaches in the in the NFL.

And in particular I said before that to me he was one of the six best coaches in the NFL right now and I said in no particular order in my opinion the six best coaches were Bellicek Andy Reed Pete Carroll Mike Tomlin Sean Peyton and John Harball.

And I think a lot of you out there and look I'm not trying to take a shot at Sean McVeigh or at or at Shanahan or any of the young guys that are out there.

But to me this is a this was a big win for Andy Reed because it puts him alongside of those other guys that I just ran through that have had some longevity and some success in this league gives him a Super Bowl to join the other five top coaches.

Well Bellicek has 304 wins in his career and I think most people out there would say well Bellicek is in an entirely different universe when it comes to wins and losses compared to anybody else in the world of the NFL.

How about Andy Reed with 222 career wins now.

It's a lot more than Pete Carroll's 144 a lot more than Mike Tomlin's 141 in fact way more than Mike Tomlin I didn't even realize that Sean Peyton pretty successful guy 139 career wins and John Harball 128 career wins.

So really if you if you want to break down the NFL there's an argument that Bellicek is the best coach in the NFL by a substantial margin maybe the best coach in the history of football period.

But then right after him for this same era is Andy Reed and then there's a big gap between Andy Reed and everybody else.

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