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Before Super Bowl LVII, Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid seemed to imply that he was considering whether or not to retire after the game.  “Look, I’m not getting any younger. I still have a young quarterback. I have a decision I have to make after this game,” Reid told Fox Sports’ Jay Glazer.  After the Chiefs defeated the Philadelphia Eagles to win the Super Bowl, Reid seemed to make it pretty clear that he actually wasn’t likely to retire, saying that he’d love to shoot for Super Bowl victory No. 3 and that “if they’ll have me, I’ll stick around.” Given that Kansas City’s Super Bowl window appears to be open for quite a few years ahead, it stands to reason that Reid would want to take advantage of that. Now, Reid is saying that he never meant to imply that he might consider retirement.  His comment to Glazer came from being exhausted about answering the same question “50 times.” “I was asked that about 50 times down there,” Reid said Tuesday. “I think by the time I got to Ja

Andy Reid is currently married to Tammy Garrett. The couple started dating in 1979 and have been together for around 44 years, 6 months, and 19 days.  The American Football Coach was born in Los Angeles on March 19, 1958. Long-time head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles who led the team to five NFC Championship games as well as Super Bowl XXXIX. He became head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs in 2013. About the relationship As of 2023, Andy Reid’s wife is Tammy Garrett.  They began dating sometime in 1979. He is a Cancer and she is a N/A. The most compatible signs with Pisces are considered to be Taurus, Cancer, Scorpio, and Capricorn, while the least compatible signs with Pisces are generally considered to be Gemini and Sagittarius. Tammy Garrett is N/A years old, while Andy is 65 years old. According to CelebsCouples, Andy Reid had at least 1 relationship before this one.  He has not been previously engaged. Andy Reid and Tammy Garrett have been dating for approximately 44 years, 6 m

Andy Reid became Mormon for Tammy Reid; Like many couples, the Reids have been through a lot together.  Two of their children, Britt and Garrett, struggled with addiction throughout their youth. In 2007, Tammy opened up to Philly Magazine about raising children who wrestled with addiction. “You’re thinking, let’s try one more time because that’s what you do as a parent,” she said. “You think, okay, it didn’t work the last couple of times, but there’s still hope.” Tammy continued, “We raised these boys. We taught them to pray, taught them to ride their bikes — you see this potential in him, and you’re just not going to give up. And that’s the one great thing from all the letters we’ve gotten, they all say, stay with them, always tell them you love them, show them you love them, do what you can, but know that they’ve got to do it themselves. Are we going to be there for them all the time? Yes, no matter what happens.” Garrett passed away from an overdose while attending an Eagles traini