All articles tagged with #justin reid
Originally Published 4 months ago — by Arrowhead Pride
The article discusses the Kansas City Chiefs' current team outlook, highlighting optimism about their defense's potential despite recent losses, the importance of retaining key players like Pacheco, and emphasizing appreciation for the team's success over criticism, with a positive view on their future prospects.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by NBC Sports
Justin Reid, a new addition to the Saints, feels at home in their aggressive, physical defense, which aims to dominate opponents and establish a tough identity as they prepare to face the Cardinals in their season opener.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NFL.com
The Kansas City Chiefs are considering using defensive back Justin Reid as a kickoff specialist under new NFL rules, which prevent kickers from crossing the 50-yard line until the ball is caught. Special teams coordinator Dave Toub believes Reid's tackling ability could be advantageous, though some experts argue the new rules will limit kickers' involvement in tackles. The Chiefs plan to experiment with this strategy during the preseason.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Yahoo Sports
The Kansas City Chiefs may remove kicker Harrison Butker from kickoff duties due to new NFL rules requiring more returns, which could involve kickers in tackles. Chiefs special teams coach Dave Toub prefers using safety Justin Reid, who has experience in both kicking and tackling, to handle kickoffs and improve coverage.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NBC Sports
The Kansas City Chiefs are considering using safety Justin Reid as their kickoff specialist to adapt to new kickoff rules and reduce the risk of their primary kicker, Harrison Butker, having to make tackles. Special-teams coordinator Dave Toub emphasized the importance of mastering kickoff and kickoff return strategies, suggesting that success in these areas could significantly impact the team's performance and playoff chances.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Arrowhead Addict
The Las Vegas Raiders and their fans are facing the double blow of watching the Kansas City Chiefs play in their fourth Super Bowl in five years and doing so at Allegiant Stadium, the Raiders' home since 2020. Chiefs safety Justin Reid added insult to injury by joking about covering up the Raiders' black decor with Chiefs paraphernalia during practice at the Raiders' facility in Vegas, further fueling the rivalry. If the Chiefs win the Super Bowl, they will also be the first team to win a playoff game at Allegiant Stadium, intensifying the storyline.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Fox News
Kansas City Chiefs' Justin Reid defends Taylor Swift, praising her as a sweet and awesome person amid criticism surrounding her Super Bowl appearance and relationship with Chiefs player Travis Kelce. Kelce also expressed his support for Swift, acknowledging the haters but emphasizing their enjoyment of the relationship. Despite backlash, the couple remains unfazed and continues to support each other.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Yahoo Life
Kansas City Chiefs' Justin Reid defends Taylor Swift against criticism, describing her as "very sweet" and an "awesome person." Reid's teammate, Jason Kelce, also praises Swift as an "unbelievable role model for young women" and believes the NFL would be "foolish" not to showcase her. Other athletes, including Charles Barkley and Stephen A. Smith, have also voiced support for Swift amid the backlash surrounding her relationship with Travis Kelce.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by New York Post
Kansas City Chiefs' Justin Reid expresses support for teammate Travis Kelce's relationship with Taylor Swift, praising the singer as "very sweet" and an "awesome person." Reid questions the hate directed at Swift and acknowledges the attention she has received since being linked to Kelce. Swift's potential attendance at the Super Bowl raises speculation, with estimates suggesting a six-figure cost for super fans aiming to attend both her concert in Tokyo and the big game in Las Vegas.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Daily Mail
Kansas City Chiefs star Justin Reid praised Taylor Swift as a sweet and awesome person, expressing his confusion over the hate she's received for supporting boyfriend Travis Kelce and attending Chiefs games. Swift, set to cheer on the Chiefs at the Super Bowl, has been a prominent figure in the team's fanbase, with Reid welcoming her presence and acknowledging the uniqueness of her relationship with Kelce. As the Chiefs prepare for the game, Swift faces a tight schedule due to her ongoing tour but is expected to make it back to Nevada to support Kelce.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by TMZ
Kansas City Chiefs' Justin Reid raves about Taylor Swift, describing her as "very, very sweet" and an "awesome person." He also mentioned that Swift has been complimentary to everyone she's met. Reid expressed uncertainty about whether the team would get a private concert from Swift if they win the Super Bowl, acknowledging that she may be busy celebrating with Kelce. However, he hinted at the likelihood of her attending the game, given her previous travels to support Kelce.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Daily Mail
Kansas City Chiefs' Justin Reid believes teammate Patrick Mahomes is "probably the best player in NFL history" despite being in just his sixth season as a starter, citing his impressive resume at 28 years old. Mahomes, a two-time MVP and two-time champion, will face the 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII. Reid also praises the 49ers' talent and expresses confidence in their abilities ahead of the game.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by TMZ
Kansas City Chiefs' defensive back, Justin Reid, raves about teammate Patrick Mahomes, calling him "probably the best player in NFL history" and a "Hall of Famer" with a shot at the GOAT title, praising his ability to turn around games and his impact on the team. Reid also compliments defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo and discusses the upcoming Super Bowl and his relationship with former teammate Christian McCaffrey.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by NBC Sports
Buffalo Bills receiver Stefon Diggs expressed frustration about being constantly double-teamed, but Kansas City Chiefs safety Justin Reid claimed they didn't double him in their recent game. Diggs had a season-low 24 receiving yards and only four catches. As the Bills face the Cowboys, Diggs will need to step up his performance regardless of whether he's actually double-teamed or not.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by NFL.com
Justin Reid, the free safety for the Kansas City Chiefs, is eager to take charge of the team's secondary and continue their "dynasty" in the upcoming season. With the departure of strong safety Juan Thornhill, Reid finds himself as an elder statesman in the secondary and is ready to lead by example and help develop the younger players. He aims to follow in the footsteps of former teammate Tyrann Mathieu and bring his own best version to Kansas City. Reid has also added weight to his frame and feels confident as a play-caller on defense. The Chiefs are focused on chasing another championship and are determined not to rest on their laurels.