The Kansas City Chiefs are on the edge of NFL history because they want to be the first team that three super bowls have ever won in a row. Winning back-to-back super bowls and making it to a third in three years are already remarkable services. These achievements are only achieved by the best franchise companies in professional sport. At the moment, every member of the chiefs speaks about how the team’s profit culture led to this moment.
It begins at the top with head coach Andy Reid, who led the chiefs to 12 consecutive winnersaisons after becoming the team’s coach in 2013. As you would expect, he used his time with the media to highlight how good, the team was everywhere.
“I was used in management positions in management positions in management positions, so I was very lucky.” Said Reid. “You don’t look ahead in this matter. You have to take care of the business every week because of parity in this league. We just try to literally take it every week … It is an assembly of all the hard work that the boys have integrated. Whether coach and player, there is so much time and effort that let in every game … I would not say that I would not say it is a thing that jumps on me. I would only say it is the whole work. You know three years of work in this league, it’s like dog years. There is a lot that goes in. “
There is not only one person who receives all recognition for this level of success. Every player and trainer has to do his job to win as much as Kansas City. The quarterback Patrick Mahomes recognized that organizational excellence led to this success for the chiefs.
“I know how blessed I am in the organization and in the football team that I am” Mahomes during a press conference on February 5th. “It is a culture that was determined by coach Reid. The entire organization is about winning. It doesn’t matter how it is done. It’s about getting to work every day, leaving everything on the soccer field and winning football games. I think that has made us so successful in recent years. Hopefully we can continue this tradition. “
Even newcomers understand that chiefs do things differently than other franchise companies. The Wide Receiver Deandre Hopkins, which was traded on KC in October, described the environment as a “championship culture”.
“I’ve never been to a team that won Super Bowls. It is a championship culture. ” Said Hopkins. “I mean, it’s really not that complicated, honest. It’s just a championship culture here, man. “
“You see the possibilities you will get and you never know what your last will be,” added Mahomes. “It is always something special to be back in the Super Bowl. It was a damn a run, and hopefully we can continue during my career.”
It is very likely that Patrick Mahomes will return after this one other Super Bowl. He is only 29 years old and already plays in his fifth super bowl. In both cases, it will require organizational superiority from top to bottom to further win the championships what the chiefs are built.
