Andy Red Andy Reed commits another year of training before the Super Bowl match with Al -Nisour: “I will return”

Andy Reed has spent the past 26 years as the American Football Association coach. Next month, he will celebrate his sixty -sixth birthday.

Red has built a fame, but this week he will spend focusing on the present, not the future.

On Sunday, the sidelines will be on New Orleans when the Kansas City City team and Viladelphia Eagles face in Super Paul.

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Red is a main coach in the Super Bowl team, and he is the only coach in the history of the American Football Association who scored 100 wins with two different teams. The Philadelphia Eagles coach was the main 1999-2012 coach and trained presidents since the 2013 season.

Red will enter the regular 2025 season as the second oldest coach in the league, behind the 73 -year -old Carroll. The Las Vegas Raides team appointed Carroll earlier this month.

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Looking at his age and achievements, some raised questions about when Reed will decide to stay away from football. Soon after the arrival of leaders to New Orleans in the big game, the main coach has long had speculation about the future of training.

“Yes, I will return,” said Reed.

Reid’s statement, President Clark Hunt, supports that the coach was not “close to” for his call.

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“I have no feeling that it is close to the desire to do it,” Hunt recently told reporters. “I think it has always been said that he will know when the time comes, and I am sure that he will share with me before sharing it with everyone – at least, hope so. I don’t feel close to him anywhere being done.”

Don Shola, Bill Pelicik and George Hallas are the short list of coaches in the history of the American Football Association to win 300 games in the normal season. Thanks to Red is due to 273 wins in the normal season and 28 wins in the qualifiers.

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But Reed made it clear that his plans to return next season were not doing an attempt to overcome former New England coach Bill Pelichik on the list of victory at all.

“This is not part of it.” “I just enjoy teaching. I don’t deal with much in statistics or records. I enjoy being around the players. I enjoy the youth, the game. You can’t put it in the hours that we enjoy and do not enjoy. I love the game.”

Super Bowl starts at 6:30 pm East time on February 9 of Caesars SuperDome on Fox.

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