Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid was in his foodie mode while speaking about Kansas City’s Super Bowl chances. The coach ended up using a chocolate cake reference while talking about the topic to explain their metaphorical hunger. Coach Reid, with his Kansas City Chiefs team, is on course to a very special season despite a slow start.

The team seemed to be on their relentless and speedy best as they came from behind to beat the Steelers. The 42-21 thrashing of Big Ben’s team proved that Mahomes-Hill-Kelce trio is still a force to counter in the NFL. All three players were instrumental in their success during the 2019 Super Bowl Title run.

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They also are on course to equal a record that only three other NFL franchises have been able to achieve. Chiefs will, if they win their next 2 games, be the fourth team to make three consecutive Super Bowls. The team will face a supremely challenging opposition in the Buffalo Bills.

Chiefs Andy Reid = Chef Andy Reid?

While talking to the media, coach Reid was possibly either baking or working in the kitchen. When an NBC reporter dared to ask about their Super Bowl hunger, the coach obliged by stating, “If you have a piece of chocolate cake, and you see another dangling in front of you, you’re going to want it. That’s how you feel about the Super Bowl … it is the ultimate chocolate cake.”

He underlined their X-factor for success in the big occasions to be their impressive team chemistry. A coach who is a man with a huge foodie-Esque appetite, the hunger for another Super Bowl victory motivates him. It is rare that an NFL coach is as candid with the media as Reid was during this presser.

For any NFL coach in the league, having an identity is necessary for success on the football field. Coach Reid has just gone and made his roster reflective of his hunger to win. After all, there is another notorious humongous cheeseburger at stake in his future, if they win the Super Bowl.

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