Eagles’ decision to fire Andy Reid changed landscape of NFL forever
The Giants needed a win and some help in Detroit to keep their Super Bowl defense alive. The Eagles were simply eager to end a season that had devolved into a 4-11 mess, hoping to avoid an 11th loss in the final 12 weeks. Reid brought a little friend with him — the Super Bowl ring he’d earned as an assistant for the Packers back in 1996.
Why did Andy Reid leave the Eagles? How worst record of NFL career led coach to the Chiefs
Reid's biggest hurdle as the Eagles head coach was in the NFC championship game, as he struggled to lead Philadelphia to NFC titles. From 2001-2004, the Eagles made four straight NFC championship games, but they lost each of the first three before finally winning the NFC in the fourth straight appearance.
In 26 seasons as a head coach at the professional ranks, Reid has a 273-146-1 career record and has won three Super Bowls. On ...
Welcome to the 300-win club, Andy Reid. Reid joined exclusive company on Saturday when he became the fourth NFL head coach to reach 300 career wins, including the postseason. He joins Don ...
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