I voted that he's going to do it. Why not? Think about all the records that he and Mahomes have already shattered in their short tenure together so far.

Most touchdown passes thrown through first two games of a season: 10
Most touchdown passes thrown through first three games of a season: 13
Most touchdown passes thrown through first three career games: 10
Most touchdown passes thrown through first eight career games: 22
Youngest quarterback to throw for six touchdowns in a game: 22 years, 364 days
Most consecutive road games with 3+ touchdown passes: 7
First player to throw for over 3,000 yards in his first ten games: 3,185
Most consecutive 300-plus passing yard games: 8 (tied)
Fastest player to 4,000 passing yards and 40+ touchdown passes: 13 games
Fastest to 7,500 career passing yards: 24 games

He's the only player in league history with more than 10 touchdown passes and zero interceptions in the postseason, and his playoff passer rating of 115.0 is the highest in modern NFL history by a margin of more than 12 points.

And the list goes on.

And let's not forget, through the first three games of the 2019 season, Pat Mahomes was on pace to throw for over 6,000 yds and 56 TDs.

Andy could ride the Mahomes train to an unprecedented winning percentage over the next 10 years. Say, something like average 15 wins/season? So why not? Why can't Andy surpass Shula? I'll be one of the first to just go ahead and jump on that train and say, yes, Andy's going to break that record right now.

I don't think he'll coach long enough for it to happen, unfortunately.

Yeah I cant see Andy coaching 10+ more years. If he doesnt get control of his weight he might not get many more years in that stressful pressure cooker.

Look, I know the weight is a big deal, but sometimes people have insane genes for stamina and health. He's 62, has gone up and down in his weight like Oprah, and hasn't been at a target weight in probably over 25-30 years (apparently when he first started coaching in Green Bay he wasn't fat)

If the weight thing was going to get to him, don't you think we'd be seeing some health complications cropping up here and there? The man hasn't missed so much as a single goddamn practice due to a health concern in his 22 seasons as a head coach.

I think if he's fine, guys. If he wants to coach 10 more years, and the Chiefs keep offering him the job, he'll find a way to make it happen.

He is winded walking into press conferences. I know he isn't going to change but I wish he would for his sake get that weight off. I want him to coach Pat through his career.

Bad knees , hips etc he has been a big dude since he was 11 and played football so it could be something minor like that.

I think that it's very possible that Reid could surpass Shula but as of today, I don't think that will happen, mainly due to health reasons.

If he drops 70-80 pounds and can stay at a healthy weight, I think it's much more likely but unfortunately, I just don't think that will happen.

You also forgot to mention that monster cock that he has to drag around

Possible, but not at all likely.

He'd need to coach another dozen years to do it. The odds are extremely low. There's a better chance Stidham puts Belichick's new record out of reach for the next few decades.

I hope Andy and Mahomes guide us to winning 7 of the next 10 Superbowls- then Andy retires on top.

Not even close

Before last season he was a borderline HOF coach. Now it’s all about cementing his legacy. Reid’s genius in his play calling is that he’s always evolving and borrowing from up and coming college OC’s. He’s like a chess grandmaster and the chiefs reap the benefits.

Andy Reid is 62 years old and is 121 wins behind Shula.

That's 12 wins on average for the next 10 years, meaning he is doing this until he is 72.

I don't see him being around that long.

Belichick is 68 years old and only 55 games behind Shula... he might make it, just depends on whether or not they fall off the absurd pace they've been on, which they likely will. Bill would have to average a 10+ wins over the next 5 years, meaning he's 73.

I just don't see either of them doing it at this point.

No. Andy will retire before he could even catch Shula. And he’s not catching up with BB likely either.

Regarding BB, he might be able to catch Shula, but I don’t think he’s gonna stay in the coaching game ‘too long’ in order to do that. BB, as a much of a prick as he is, has a LOT of respect for Shula. I think there’s a part of him that doesn’t even necessarily want to pass him. Having the media spotlight on him, etc. Plus, he’s in for a rough few years with the Pats coming up. Not sure he’s gonna stick around a long time to captain that sinking ship.