Andy Reid's high salary released, fans say it's not enough: Big fella deserves it

 

Andy Reid, the legendary head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs, has once again proven his worth both on and off the field.

With a career filled with championships, Reid‘s new salary has made headlines, placing him as the highest-paid coach in the NFL.

Fans are thrilled for the 66-year-old coach, with many saying his pay is still not enough for what he brings to the table.

According to recent reports from Sportico, Reid now earns an annual salary of $20 million, thanks to a contract extension he signed in April that runs through 2029.

This makes Reid the highest-paid head coach in the NFL. Chiefs CEO Clark Hunt had previously announced that the team intended to make Reid the top-paid coach in the league following Kansas City’s three Super Bowl titles under his leadership.

Fans have been vocal in their support of Reid, with one commenting, “Whatever they paid him, it still isn’t enough.” Another fan added, “Big fella deserves it,” while a third questioned, “You joking, how much is his contract?”

Top 10 Highest-Paid NFL Head Coaches

Reid‘s salary puts him at the top of the list, ahead of other elite coaches like Sean Payton and Mike Tomlin. Here’s a breakdown of the top 10 NFL coaches by salary.

    Andy Reid (Chiefs) – $20 million
    Sean Payton (Broncos) – $18 million
    Mike Tomlin (Steelers) – $16 million
    Jim Harbaugh (Chargers) – $16 million
    Sean McVay (Rams) – $15 million
    Kyle Shanahan (49ers) – $14 million
    John Harbaugh (Ravens) – $12 million
    Dan Campbell (Lions) – $11 million
    Sean McDermott (Bills) – $11 million
    Mike McDonald (Seahawks) – $10 million

Eyes on a Historic Third Consecutive Super Bowl

With Reid‘s leadership, the Kansas City Chiefs are hoping to make history this season. If the Chiefs win another Super Bowl, they will become the first NFL team to secure three consecutive titles.

Reid’s impressive coaching career includes his time with the Philadelphia Eagles, where he was named AP Coach of the Year in 2002.

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The 66-year-old coach has earned a stellar reputation as one of the best in the game, and his new salary only reflects the value he continues to bring to the NFL. Fans and players alike see Reid as not just a coach but a cornerstone of the Chiefs’ dynasty.

As one fan put it, “One of the best coaches of all time, much deserved.”