Kansas City Chiefs Coach Andy Reid on Offseason: 'I'm Going to Fix the Problem'

The 2025 NFL season was a disaster by Kansas City Chiefs standards, but head coach Andy Reid is determined to do something about it.

"I'm fired up to get into this offseason and get going. We didn't do very well this past year and that hasn't been our M.O. there. I'm going to fix the problem, the problems that we had in all phases. This isn't just an offense, all phases," Reid said on Monday, according to NFL.com.

"There will be some guys that move on, there will be people that come in — players and a couple of quality control guys left and a couple of other guys left, and we will cover all of that down the road here. Change can be good sometimes for you, and so that's what I'm fired up about."

For starters, coming off a 6-11 season that saw the Chiefs miss the playoffs for the first time since 2014, offensive coordinator Matt Nagy parted ways with the franchise and former offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy returned to Kansas City in the same role. On the player front, tight end Travis Kelce, running backs Kareem Hunt and Isiah Pacheco, wide receiver Hollywood Brown, defensive backs Bryan Cook and Jaylen Watson, defensive lineman Charles Omenihu and linebacker Leo Chenal, among others, are scheduled to be free agents.

Reid just wrapped up his 13th season as Kansas City's head coach, with the Chiefs a combined 149-64 in the regular season and 18-8 in the postseason over that span (2013-25). They've won three Super Bowls under Reid (2019, 2022 and 2023) and appeared in five Super Bowls altogether (2019, 2020, 2022, 2023 and 2024).

Last season, the Chiefs finished 21st in the NFL in points (21.3 per game) and 20th in total yards (320.6 per game). Quarterback Patrick Mahomes posted a career-low in passer rating (89.6) and