Andy Reid has already cemented himself as one of the greatest coaches in NFL history, but he still has another milestone in sight, catching two of his biggest AFC rivals in coaching tenure.

As of now, Reid ranks third among active NFL head coaches with 12 seasons leading the Kansas City Chiefs. The only two names ahead of him? Mike Tomlin of the Pittsburgh Steelers (18 seasons) and John Harbaugh of the Baltimore Ravens (17 seasons).

A legacy built on consistency

Reid’s journey with the Chiefs has been nothing short of remarkable. Since taking over in 2013, he has transformed Kansas City into a perennial powerhouse, securing multiple Super Bowl appearances and turning Patrick Mahomes into one of the league’s most dominant quarterbacks. His offensive creativity, adaptability, and leadership have made him one of the most respected figures in the NFL.

But longevity in the NFL is no small feat. Coaching turnover is common, and only the elite survive more than a decade with the same franchise. Reid has joined an exclusive group that includes Sean McDermott, Sean McVay, and Kyle Shanahan, all of whom have coached for eight seasons with their respective teams.

However, Reid’s ambitions likely extend beyond just being in the top three-he may have his sights set on passing Harbaugh and Tomlin to claim the top spot.

Can Reid take the No. 1 spot?

With Kansas City continuing to dominate the AFC, there is little reason to believe Reid will slow down anytime soon. His contract, coaching acumen, and strong front office support suggest he could remain on the sidelines for several more years. If he stays with the Chiefs for another six seasons, he would surpass Harbaugh and be within reach of Tomlin’s current mark.

For now, Reid’s focus remains on winning more championships, but his place in history is already undeniable. Whether or not he ultimately claims the longest-tenured title, his impact on the game-and his continued pursuit of greatness-make him one of the defining figures of the modern NFL.