It’s a devastating loss as the NFL bids a bitter final farewell to Coach Andy Reid, now being rushed to the hospital.
*NFL Says Final Farewell to Coach Andy Reid as He Is Rushed to Hospital*
In a heart-wrenching turn of events, the NFL faces a devastating loss as Coach Andy Reid bids his final farewell, being rushed to the hospital in critical condition. Known for his remarkable coaching career, Reid’s health crisis has shocked fans and players alike, overshadowing a legacy that spans decades.
As the football world watches in disbelief, thoughts and prayers pour in for the legendary coach, whose impact on the game will never be forgotten. The NFL and its community are left grappling with a loss that will resonate deeply for years to come.
Chiefs HC Andy Reid reveals lesson learned from loss to Bills: ‘We’ve got to take care of business’
“Things you can learn, the main thing is that they’re a good team and, if you have a few mistakes in there, they can capitalize on them, but you keep battling, and normally good things will happen,” said Reid. “They did a nice job on that last drive, so we’ve got to take care of business on those.”
Reid pointed out another miscue on the sidelines from Xavier Worthy, which eliminated a big play from the stat sheet.
“Yeah, he’ll (Worthy) get better at those,” said Reid. “Then we’ll give the ball a little quicker as we go, so I’ve got to see it and look at it on tape and see exactly if, if he was able to drag his foot, if that was possible, if that’s the case, then he can learn from.”
Worthy was the team’s leading receiver on Sunday, so there were positives; however, Reid believes he still should have called more running plays.
“I probably could call some more runs; when it was all said and done, we had opportunities,” said Reid. “We did a pretty nice job with it, with the exception of the short yardage.”
Leading rusher Kareem Hunt had 60 yards on 14 carries, a far less workload than he’s become used to since signing with the team.
