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Bullet Shatters Reid's Office In an alarming turn of events, a bullet struck the office of Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid on May 4, 2024, while he was working alone at the team’s practice headquarters. The shot shattered the window and embedded itself in the wall just 15 feet away from Reid’s desk, narrowly missing the 67-year-old coach. Miraculously, Reid was unharmed in the terrifying incident, but the alarming attack has left both the team and the wider Kansas City community shaken. “This wasn’t directed at Coach Reid or anyone else specifically,” Kansas City Police Captain Jacob Becchina clarified. "However, because the building was occupied at the time, the investigation is being handled as an aggravated assault." Alongside the bullet that pierced Reid’s office, two more shots were fired into the facility — one hitting the floor above and another striking an outdoor air conditioning unit. Authorities are continuing their investigation into the source of the gunfire, but no arrests have been made so far. The Chiefs kept the entire event under wraps until the Star broke the news in August 2025. Many players and staff had no idea the incident even took place. Following the attack, Reid’s office was quickly upgraded with bulletproof glass — adding an eerie reminder of the close call. At the time, the Chiefs were fresh off their Super Bowl LVIII victory, a team that thrives on Reid’s tireless work ethic. The coach, known for his early mornings and intense commitment, had just wrapped up a docuseries detailing his grueling days. As quarterback Patrick Mahomes put it: “Even in the offseason, he’s still thinking football. He’ll text me about plays, always looking for ways to improve. He loves the game so much that I don’t think he’ll ever walk away.” The Chiefs' 2025 season opener? A trip to Brazil to face off against the Los Angeles Chargers on September 5.

Inside Mahomes’ NOLA Getaway Before Patrick Mahomes steps onto the field for his latest shot at Super Bowl glory, he and his family are making the most of their time in New Orleans. Brittany Mahomes, the quarterback’s wife, documented their first adventure in the Big Easy on Instagram, sharing a glimpse of their visit to the aquarium. “First adventure of NOLA [at] the aquarium,” she captioned a photo on Friday, February 7. Dressed casually in a white T-shirt and a blue “Mom Szn” baseball cap, Brittany, 29, pushed a double stroller carrying their two eldest children — Sterling, 3, and Bronze, 2. While Sterling looked delighted by the aquatic sights, Bronze’s reaction was far less enthusiastic. “Bronze, yes, in fact, he did not like any of it,” Brittany quipped in her caption. Later in the evening, the couple swapped family time for a stylish night out, joining Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift for a double date at Lilette, a renowned New Orleans eatery. Swift, 35, opted for an all-black ensemble, while Brittany paid homage to the Kansas City Chiefs in a striking red two-piece. The Mahomeses arrived in New Orleans ahead of Super Bowl LIX, where Patrick, 29, will lead his team against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, February 9. A fixture on the sidelines, Brittany has supported Patrick since their high school days and is expected to cheer him on alongside their three children — including their youngest, Golden, who was born last month. Patrick is embracing fatherhood amid his championship pursuits, expressing excitement that Golden will witness her very first football game at the Super Bowl. “I think it’ll be her first football game at the Super Bowl, and I hope that we get her a win,” he said in a pregame press conference. Sterling and Bronze have already become familiar faces at Chiefs games, last attending the team’s playoff victory against the Houston Texans in January. For Patrick, balancing football and family is a cherished experience. “It’s a growing family, but [I] hope we are done growing for a little while,” he previously shared. “It’s cool that I’m able to play in these big games, and the Kansas City community has brought me in to be a part of their family.” As Patrick prepares for another shot at a championship ring, the Mahomes family is soaking in every moment — both on and off the field.

Inside Mahomes’ NOLA Getaway Before Patrick Mahomes steps onto the field for his latest shot at Super Bowl glory, he and his family are making the most of their time in New Orleans. Brittany Mahomes, the quarterback’s wife, documented their first adventure in the Big Easy on Instagram, sharing a glimpse of their visit to the aquarium. “First adventure of NOLA [at] the aquarium,” she captioned a photo on Friday, February 7. Dressed casually in a white T-shirt and a blue “Mom Szn” baseball cap, Brittany, 29, pushed a double stroller carrying their two eldest children — Sterling, 3, and Bronze, 2. While Sterling looked delighted by the aquatic sights, Bronze’s reaction was far less enthusiastic. “Bronze, yes, in fact, he did not like any of it,” Brittany quipped in her caption. Later in the evening, the couple swapped family time for a stylish night out, joining Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift for a double date at Lilette, a renowned New Orleans eatery. Swift, 35, opted for an all-black ensemble, while Brittany paid homage to the Kansas City Chiefs in a striking red two-piece. The Mahomeses arrived in New Orleans ahead of Super Bowl LIX, where Patrick, 29, will lead his team against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, February 9. A fixture on the sidelines, Brittany has supported Patrick since their high school days and is expected to cheer him on alongside their three children — including their youngest, Golden, who was born last month. Patrick is embracing fatherhood amid his championship pursuits, expressing excitement that Golden will witness her very first football game at the Super Bowl. “I think it’ll be her first football game at the Super Bowl, and I hope that we get her a win,” he said in a pregame press conference. Sterling and Bronze have already become familiar faces at Chiefs games, last attending the team’s playoff victory against the Houston Texans in January. For Patrick, balancing football and family is a cherished experience. “It’s a growing family, but [I] hope we are done growing for a little while,” he previously shared. “It’s cool that I’m able to play in these big games, and the Kansas City community has brought me in to be a part of their family.” As Patrick prepares for another shot at a championship ring, the Mahomes family is soaking in every moment — both on and off the field.

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