Andy Reid's swagger was off the charts with a Hawaiian shirt on Super Bowl Opening Night
Andy Reid was glowing on Super Bowl Opening Night.
Andy Reid was glowing at his podium at Super Bowl LIV Opening Night. His red shirt was practically phosphorescent on Monday.
The Kansas City coach wore a bright Hawaiian shirt with a Chiefs logo. So. Much. Swagger. Without a doubt, Reid stood out, as most of the players were wearing grey NFL zip-ups. Even San Francisco 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan elected to wear a simple black zip-up. He looked very put together — which was boring. Very boring.
Reid basked in the glory of his fashion choice for the hour-long session with reporters. It was like the red carpet. Heck with that shirt, he was the red carpet.
"I like dress codes, as long as it's Tommy Bahama … No speedos!"
Andy Reid, fashion icon.
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— FOX Sports: NFL (@NFLonFOX) January 28, 2020
NFL media members and fans on Twitter went off when they saw his outfit.
There has been no human being who’s walked the Earth more befitting of a Hawaiian shirt than Andy Reid.
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— Rich Ohrnberger (@ohrnberger) January 28, 2020
Andy Reid says he had a Cuban sandwich in his hotel when he got to Miami last night. Today: rice, beans and pork.
“I’m all in. I’m ready,” Reid says of the South Florida Cuban food. #SBLIV pic.twitter.com/G5ZMCiwZ0z
— Safid Deen
(@Safid_Deen) January 28, 2020
There wasn’t just one Reid at the festivities. There were (at least) three.
Good thing Reid didn’t wear the same outfit as his imposters.