The Kansas City Chiefs are getting better prepared for the preseason by increasing the difficulty of their training camp sessions.
Student athletes’ progress at Missouri Western State University is consistently climbing to new heights as they get into better conditions and compete to earn a spot on the team’s final roster.
Throughout his tenure as head coach, Andy Reid has continually improved the team’s selection method and approach to training camp. Those athletes who could endure had nothing but praise for Reid’s commands, which significantly focused on speed, conditioning, and details.
The team could only get in a fraction of their regular workouts this week due to the inclement weather, significantly reducing the time they spent working out.
Following the conclusion of practice on Friday, Reid addressed those media members who had braved the inclement weather to see the team get ready for the weekend and provided them with the most current camp report.
According to Reid, doing some exercise even if it’s raining is OK as long as there isn’t any lightning. “We’ll make our appearance and then get to work.
You’ll be better off in the long run if you just [change] your footing, grab, you know, hold on to the football, and catch it somewhere. I’m referring to both offensive and defensive methods and special teams and their respective roles. So, there has been a trace amount of precipitation. It is to the farmers’ advantage.
Reid has a victory % in the regular season, one of the greatest in the history of the NFL (.641). He now sits in the top five all-time in wins, making him an attractive candidate for head coaches who want to go up the list before the end of his career.
Whether on the practice field during training camp or at any NFL stadium throughout the season, the seasoned coach is the only person or thing that can keep him from establishing his reign on the gridiron.
