Andy Reid’s success with the Kansas City Chiefs is truly phenomenal, so much so that the NFL itself couldn’t help but praise the veteran tactician.

Reid secured another double-digit win season for the Chiefs when they emerged victorious against the Carolina Panthers in Week 12. That was Kansas City’s 10th win of the campaign, giving Reid his 19th season as a coach with at least 10 wins.

It also marked the 10th straight year that Reid guided the Chiefs to a 10-win campaign. His streak is second only to Bill Belichick, who did it 17 times in a row with the New England Patriots from 2003 to 2019.

The NFL shared Reid’s achievement on social media on Friday, highlighting how the tactician brought a winning culture to the franchise.

“Big Red set a new standard in Kansas City,” the NFL wrote.

The Chiefs have won three Super Bowl titles under Andy Reid’s guidance, so the 66-year-old coach definitely deserves the recognition he’s getting.

Reid is already one of the greatest NFL coaches of all time, and the fact that he’s No. 4 among the winningest coaches in league history speaks volumes about his ability.

This 2024 season, Reid has a chance to guide the Chiefs to the first-ever Super Bowl three-peat. If he’s able to do so, his place in football history will forever be cemented.