As interest grows for Chiefs assistants Matt Nagy and Steve Spagnuolo, Andy Reid delivers a clear message about their next steps.

With Matt Nagy and Steve Spagnuolo drawing interest around the NFL, Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid sent a clear message to all his assistants. The Kansas City Chiefs are ready to start their quest for yet another Super Bowl title after earning a well-deserved bye to the Divisional Round of the 2025 NFL playoffs.

Nagy was hired by the Chicago Bears in 2018 after serving as the Chiefs offensive coordinator under Andy Reid. Interestingly, the Jets tried to hire Nagy to be their offensive coordinator in 2017 under then head coach Todd Bowles, but Reid blocked the team’s request and kept him in Kansas City.

Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Matt Nagy did the coaching carousel a favor by showing he's not a serious candidate.

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Gang Green had a busy Wednesday interviewing both general manager and coaching candidates for its vacant positions.

The data debunks any narratives that the Chiefs get favoritism from referees. Envy, on the other hand, is driving the conversation.

Sean Hammond has three big questions ahead of Wednesday's introductory news conference about the start of the Bears' new era.

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Sure, Bears nation is red hot right now with Ben Johnson fever but there are concerns despite his impressive credentials and they center around his QB.

The Bears made a splash. The franchise hired Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson as head coach, making it official Tuesday. Johnson, 38, was probably the most sought-after head coaching candidate

It's easy for me to say, but George McCaskey reportedly ponying up $14.5 million a year for Johnson is a bold move for a chairman who has erred on the side of caution since his anointment in 2011. That money,