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Andy Reid becomes fourth NFL coach to reach 300 career wins, including playoffs

Natasha Bose

Andy Reid celebrates 300th win as Chiefs eye Super Bowl history.

Andy Reid reached a historic milestone on Saturday, securing his 300th career win as an NFL head coach. The Kansas City Chiefs’ 23-14 victory over the Houston Texans in the divisional round cemented Reid’s place in an elite group. Only three other coaches—Don Shula (347), Bill Belichick (333), and George Halas (324)—have achieved this feat.

“It takes a lot of people to make something like this happen,” Reid said after the game. “I joked to the guys that you get a couple more, you might be able to equal my weight.”

The Chiefs, led by quarterback Patrick Mahomes, are chasing NFL history with a potential third consecutive Super Bowl championship. The win also advanced them to their seventh-straight AFC Championship Game, a remarkable streak under Reid’s leadership.

The winningest coaches in NFL history

Reid’s 300 wins include 273 in the regular season and 27 in the playoffs, putting him in the company of legends. Here’s the all-time top 10:

  1. Don Shula: 347 (328 regular season, 19 playoff)
  2. Bill Belichick: 333 (302 regular season, 31 playoff)
  3. George Halas: 324 (318 regular season, 6 playoff)
  4. Andy Reid: 300 (273 regular season, 27 playoff)
  5. Tom Landry: 270 (250 regular season, 20 playoff)

Reid is also closing in on Belichick’s record for most playoff wins. With 27 victories, Reid needs four more to tie Belichick’s 31 postseason triumphs.

Mahomes praises Reid’s impact

Patrick Mahomes credited much of his personal success to Reid. “(He’s) more than a great coach, he’s just a great person and guys want to play for a guy like that,” Mahomes said. “I owe him a lot of my success. I told him we need to get to 302 this year and then worry about next year.”

Reid is the only NFL coach to win 100 games with two franchises—130 wins with the Philadelphia Eagles and 143 with the Kansas City Chiefs. His longevity and consistency in both organizations highlight his ability to adapt and sustain success.

What’s next for Reid and the Chiefs?

The Chiefs will host the AFC Championship Game next week, facing either the Buffalo Bills or the Baltimore Ravens. With their sights set on a third consecutive Super Bowl, Reid’s leadership remains critical. If the Chiefs win it all this season, Reid could close the gap on Belichick’s playoff record as early as next year.

Reid’s achievements go beyond numbers. His influence on players, teams, and the game itself solidifies his legacy as one of the greatest coaches in NFL history.

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