Perhaps the coach with the best record in football — and in Chiefs history — could get some recognition. Don’t bet on it.

Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid was calld out for stealing from the Cowboys when he said, "How 'bout those Chiefs?!"

Thankfully, everything went according to plan. So, to celebrate Santa — head coach Andy Reid — stopped by the Chiefs’ locker room and delivered a delightful gift. “Proud of you, dudes,” he told a group of hyped players. “For the present, you get home-field advantage.”

Andy Reid was in a festive mood after his Kansas City Chiefs topped the Pittsburgh Steelers 29-10 on Christmas Day. After the game, in the locker room, Reid donned a Santa suit and beard to the delight of his players. He entered the room and told his 15-1 squad that their present was home-field advantage as the top seed in the AFC.

There's plenty of reason for cheer in the Kansas City Chiefs locker room. A 29-10 Christmas day blowout of the Pittsburgh Steelers improved their record to 15-1 and clinched the AFC's No. 1 seed in their quest for an unprecedented third-straight Super Bowl championship.

After the game, head coach Andy Reid got into the holiday spirit by dressing up as Santa Claus, and he delivered a message to the team to go along with the costume (per Adam Schefter of ESPN on X). https://x.com/AdamSchefter/status/1872029953707184384

There’s no skirting around the fact that Travis Kelce is having a down year statistically-speaking, but Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid praised his star tight end for making the most of things.

The Chiefs were feeling the holiday spirit after the game, head coach Andy Reid most of all. He strolled in the away locker room wearing a full-on Santa suit to lead his signature "How 'bout those Chiefs" chant.

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