Chiefs Andy Reid keeps Eagles from poach

Andy Reid , one of his former a sistants in both Kansas City and Philadelphia, for the ' head coaching job back in 2016, but he isn't going to help his old team out in 2020 at the expense of his current team. , the Eagles had interest in , Reid's quarterbacks coach Lias Andersson Kids Jersey with the , for their offensive coordinator vacancy. They did not submit an official request to interview Kafka, however, because "they're aware Reid isn't letting him go," meaning the a sistant will remain with Kansas City in 2020, perhaps with a new title and promotion.The Philadelphia Inquirer's the same thing Tuesday, noting that Reid "has a long history of blocking (requests) Pavel Buchnevich Jersey when he can."The non-move is notable for both the Chiefs and Eagles. On Kansas City's end, Reid's commitment to Kafka indicates the latter is very much on track to rise up the Chiefs' coaching ranks a la previous Reid a sistants who later went on to become head coaches -- Pederson, Matt Nagy, and Sean Wayne Gretzky Jersey McDermott are among the most recent examples. Reid's current offensive coordinator, Eric Bieniemy, also got interviews during this year's cycle of head-coaching changes.As for the Eagles, Pederson and Co. are still searching for an OC almost two weeks after dismi sing Mike Groh, who held the position from 2018-2019. They've also had several other speculated candidates head elsewhere. While former a sistant Peter Holland Men Jersey and head coach Jim Caldwell is , Philly apparently had varying levels of interest in , who opted to remain with ex-Eagles a sistant John Harbaugh in Maryland; , who took the same job under Sean McVay with the ; and , who's set to remain with the Trojans. The 32-year-old Kafka was originally a fourth-round draft pick of the Eagles in 2010. He spent two seasons with the Mark Messier Men Jersey team as a backup before splitting time with six other clubs in the same role. After one year as a Northwestern grad a sistant in 2016, Kafka joined Reid in Kansas City as offensive quality control coach, then ascended to the QBs coach job in 2018.