Yahoo Sports · Feb 1, 2020
Here's what goes into Andy Reid's scripted first 15 Chiefs plays
MIAMI — It’s not easy to invoke the wrath of Andy Reid, pro football’s most grandfatherly coach. But it is possible, especially during the course of the game.
From 2008-2013, Louis Riddick worked in the Philadelphia Eagles’ front office in multiple roles. His favorite task came Sundays, when he’d sit in a coaches box high above the field, scanning the action and calling out who the opponent would bring into the game on both sides of the ball. The duty was a blessing and a curse.
“Games for me were not always fun, bro,” Riddick, now an analyst at ESPN, told Yahoo Sports. “I didn’t watch it and eat hot dogs. My wife used to say, ‘You’re as tight as the coaches!’