Andy Reid All-Time Record and Coaching Results Against the Eagles

All eyes are on the NFL game of the week as our Chiefs host the Eagles in a Super Bowl rematch on Monday Night Football.

With various storylines like the Kelce brothers squaring off and Taylor Swift's ties to the Philadelphia Eagles, it's easy to forget Andy Reid is facing his former team as well.

Reid spent 14 years with the Eagles, winning 130 games before coming to Kansas City and hoisting two Super Bowls.

This is the fifth time Reid will face the Eagles since his departure and he's a perfect 4-0 thus far. Let's go through each game:

Andy Reid All-Time Record and Coaching Results Against the Eagles

Chiefs Defeat Eagles 26-16 - September 19, 2013

Whew, 10 years goes by so fast, doesn't it?

This was Reid's first game back in Philadelphia and the Chiefs delivered a triumphant victory in his honor.

Alex Smith completed 22/35 passes for 273 yards, while Jamaal Charles added 20 carries for 92 yards and a TD as the Chiefs smothered the Eagles' passing game. Mike Vick was only 13/30 with two interceptions and six sacks, 4.5 of which came at Justin Houston's hands.

This game is a beautiful reminder of how far we've come in Reid's tenure. Our leading receiver was Donnie Avery with seven catches for 141 yards, for crying out loud!

It's fitting that 10 years later, Reid's defense resembles that 2013 unit. Justin Houston, Eric Berry, Derrick Johnson and Tamba Hali were game-wreckers, just like Trent McDuffie, L'Jarius Sneed, Chris Jones and George Karlaftis are now.

You have to smile when looking back at these games, just like the next Chiefs' win from 2017.

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Chiefs Defeat Eagles 27-20 - September 17, 2023

Some things never change, but some things change a lot.

Travis Kelce had 103 yards on eight catches and a TD in this game, so that certainly seems familiar. However, Kareem Hunt scored a pair of TDs for Kansas City and Carson freaking Wentz was the Eagles' QB while leading the team in rushing.

Philadelphia obviously has a different QB under center now with Jalen Hurts and the Chiefs have Isiah Pacheco instead of Hunt, though Kelce is still dominant. Chris Jones is too, and he had a whopping three sacks in this win!

Jones and Justin Houston were ferocious, harassing Wentz all night and forcing a late interception to seal the victory.

This was the last time Reid would face the Eagles without Patrick Mahomes by his side, ushering in a new era for both franchises.

Chiefs Defeat Eagles 42-30 - October 3, 2021

Now this was a fun game. Patrick Mahomes threw five TD passes, three to Tyreek Hill, as he completed 24/30 passes for 278 yards in an explosive win.

Hill had 11 catches for 186 yards along with the scores, finding the end zone in both of Kansas City's first two drives to jumpstart the scoring.

Jalen Hurts was leading the Eagles this time around and he was fantastic in his own right. Hurts completed 32/48 passes for 387 and two TDs while adding 47 yards on the ground as well.

Want to feel old? Clyde Edwards-Helaire had 102 yards on just 14 carries, though the defense couldn't stop Philadelphia's offense.

Luckily, Mahomes and Hill were up to the task. This 2021 matchup showed both franchises taking a huge step forward, ultimately culminating in last year's epic Super Bowl showdown.

Super Bowl LVII: Chiefs Defeat Eagles 38-35 - February 12, 2023

Ahhh, sweet memories.

In one of the most exciting Super Bowls in recent memory, a hobbled Patrick Mahomes outlasted Jalen Hurts and the Eagles, putting the Chiefs in position to kick a game-winning field goal on the final drive. I'll remember this playoff run forever, and we got one of the defining plays of this era to boot:

Mahomes won his second Super Bowl MVP, finishing with 182 passing yards and three TDs while adding 44 rushing yards. The Chiefs overcame a double-digit halftime deficit, punctuated by Kadarius Toney's record-setting punt return.

To Hurts' credit, the Eagles' QB was phenomenal as well. Hurts put up 374 total yards and four TDs, though his fumble that Nick Bolton returned for a TD flipped the tide and gave Kansas City an opportunity to come back.

The Chiefs have a great opportunity to reach the Super Bowl for a fourth time in the last five seasons, and I predict they'll face the Eagles once again.

Fingers crossed Reid will have improved to 5-0 against his former team by that point.

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