If the Kansas City Chiefs continue to win over the next couple seasons, the pipeline of talent flowing out of K.C. is only going to grow larger as teams poach talent from the coaching staff and front office in the hopes of planting their own seeds of success. Offensive coordinator Matt Nagy says he’s counting on that happening as he awaits his opportunity to be an NFL head coach .
Speaking to a crowd as the keynote speaker in Manheim Touchdown Club in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Nagy detailed his ascent up the coaching ladder from “selling houses” seven years ago to now coaching the Chiefs offense alongside Reid and Brad Childress.