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Probably might want to, perhaps, not boggle down Kansas City head coach Andy Reid’s mind with historic NFL facts revolving around something other than keeping the Chiefs winning streak alive.
At least this appeared to be the case during a press conference on Wednesday when Reid was informed that he holds the most wins at Allegiant Stadium, home of the Las Vegas Raiders. This includes his Super Bowl LVIII win over the San Francisco 49ers.
“I didn’t know that, and I really don’t care,” Reid replied when given the statistic, according to NBC Sports.
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Just so happens, the Chiefs are looking to add another notch to Reid’s belt when it comes to his impressive numbers at Allegiant on Sunday when they face the Raiders.
Both teams are 3-0 going into their 135th meeting with each other since 1960, the Kansas City Star reports, so there’s a lot on the line, especially with oddsmakers and professionals believing that the Patrick Mahomes led Chiefs will hand the Raiders their first loss of the season.
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Statistically, Allegiant Stadium hasn’t been good to the Raiders when facing Kansas City since their move from Oakland, having lost “five of the six times” they’ve battled there, NBC Sports says.
Reid is 6-1 in the Raiders’ house, and he’s looking to land another win. And while Las Vegas is on an early win streak, they’re about ready to hit some road blocks with a brutal eight-week stretch, which includes battling the New England Patriots, Buffalo Bills, and the Los Angeles Rams.
The Chief’s coach is looking forward to the challenge that comes with playing a confident Raiders team.
”I think it’ll be a great atmosphere for a football game,” Reid said of the upcoming game. “I think they’ve done a nice job of improving their football team.”
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