13 seconds left, 99/100 coaches are calling something down the field. Andy calls a WR screen!!! Gets an easy 20 yac. That was the call as you will see the other 2 receivers over there immediately blocking downfield not running routes

We ran the same play against the Titans with Hardman at the end of regulation.

At 13:36:

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Maybe had a chance if we got one more block?

I feel like I never saw jet sweeps until Andy started doing it.

Y'know the funny thing about that Hill play is that it wasn't even incredibly well blocked.

The last 15 yards were just Hill embarrassing guys.

Give Tyreek that same blocking and I'm betting he houses it. Hell - try that play with Toney next time and see what he can do with it. On that play vs. the Titans, Hardman just didn't seem decisive and/or explosive enough to make that one critical move he needed to make to find a little more space.

Remember Andy using this play design against NE and then within a week other teams like the Rams copying it?

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Or this one that teams copied too:

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But this was probably his best moment. The balls on this man for doing this in a playoff game:

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I remember a report coming out just before the 2013 season of Reid addressing the team saying something to the effect of "Get ready, 'cause we're going to score a lot of points".

After that 2012 season I was skeptical, but the mad lad actually did it.

yeah most of that 2013 team's scoring was turnovers, field position and defensive scoring

We got some uncharacteristically lucky bounces that year, but Jamaal Charles was our only blue chip offensive talent. Outside of him, it was an Alex Smith-led offense featuring Dwayne Bowe, Anthony Fasano and Donnie Avery.

Reid's fielded top 10 offenses with guys like Junior Hemingway taking a high percentage of snaps. He's a wizard.

it's a misnomer to call it a top 10 offense

the chiefs were 21st in yards and mostly terrible throwing the footall

thanks to defense and field position and winning the turnover battle they were able to score more points than expected

that team scored ELEVEN touchdowns on defense and special teams

Shit, in 2013 JC averaged 5 YPC and added 693 receiving yards on 70 catches. Almost 10 yards a pop through the air. 19 total TDs in 15 games.

Those numbers are inflated a bit by the Jamaalocaust, but damn. What a ****ing beast.

His best highlight was his punt, pass, and kick competition.

We forget about those early Andy years because of Mahomes coming along (which is understandable) but you are so spot on here. I remember watching that 2013 season and just not even recognizing what the hell I was witnessing in comparison to the absolute coaching shit fest we had seen the 5 years prior. I never expected him to turn the whole thing around that quickly, it was truly football magic.

To take that team to 11-5 was nothing short of amazing.

Booty bumping Philip Rivers.

Telegraphing Artie Burns on the sideline that he was about to get burned by Tyreek....and then burned Artie down the sideline. That was probably the most gangster shit i've ever seen a HC do.

Ah, yeah. I knew it was Tyreek who scored, but I thought it was initially a hook and ladder thing with Kelce. Nope. It was just a well-designed play that used total end zone coverage against itself. Not really any trickery on it. It was just "We've got Tyreek, and we'll take him outrunning all of your dudes at once over any of our receivers doing a dumbass jump ball"

Well, plus I'm not sure if Alex could throw it that far. Probably not, but you never know.

I don't know if I remember that.