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Andy Reid (Kansas City Chiefs Head Coach)

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It sounds like he has a lot of problems at home. Frankly I wonder how these guys can be good parents when they dedicate so much time to their team. For example, all anyone talked about after the SB was how Tony Dungy was a different kind of coach, one who didn't get lost in the game and did things a different way.

However, what the media seems to forget is that he lost his oldest son last year. While I don't know the specifics and won't speculate that "A" lead to "B," I do think they are at a severe disadvantage when it comes to being a good, participating parent.

Additionally, how many other times have head coaches kids gotten in trouble and it was swept under the rug because of who their dad was. I doubt a one-month break will fix any real problems.
 
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Nice post Sky, and welcome to the site. I really feel sorry for the children of High Profile Coaches. The job itself just requires so many hours, and it's not that they are uncaring parents, they just chose a profession that keeps them away. It's gotta be tough on any kid to see their dad on TV every other day answering questions from total stangers, and not being able to say good morning or goodnight to him yourself.
 
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WoodyWorshiper;749379; said:
It's gotta be tough on any kid to see their dad on TV every other day answering questions from total stangers, and not being able to say good morning or goodnight to him yourself.
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Thanks for the welcome and that ^^^ is a very good point.
 
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tibor75;749394; said:
The guy can't keep his waistline in check - not suprised he can't raise his kids either.

:slappy: at his loser family.

Can't wait to see how big that fatass gets while he's dealing with his pathetic life.
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I get laughing at his weight. But at some point, kids grow up to be adults.

Reid should cut them off, forget their names, and let the justice system take care of the ingrates.
 
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StadiumDorm;749404; said:
I get laughing at his weight. But at some point, kids grow up to be adults.

Reid should cut them off, forget their names, and let the justice system take care of the ingrates.
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Agreed. With the way the story sounds, you'd think his kids were 14 and 16.

No wonder they're social wastes - their dear old Daddy is still taking care of them.
 
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AP

Eagles' Reid returns to coaching duties

By DAN GELSTON
AP Sports Writer

PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Philadelphia Eagles coach Andy Reid returned from a temporary leave of absence Friday, five weeks after leaving the team because of his two oldest sons' legal troubles.

Reid returned to his duties full time Friday, in time for the NFL owners meetings in Arizona next week. He also is the team's head of football operations.

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did anyone else see this from the eagles/colts game? this is a animated .gif from reids playing days at the punt pass and kick competition when he was 13...notice how small all the other kids are


http://outofbounds.nbcsports.com/2010/11/08/wake-up-call-andy-reid-was-always-humungous/

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It looks like they just shoe-horned the current Andy Reid into a uniform and had him competing against 7 year olds.

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