Chiefs WR Rashee Rice's reaction to seeing Andy Reid's iconic punt, pass, and kick video is priceless
Kansas City Chiefs rookie WR Rashee Rice recently got introduced to one of the most iconic moments involving his NFL head coach and his reaction was priceless. The 23-year-old must have been living under a rock before he reached the NFL. He'd never before seen one of the most oft-used clips of Andy Reid, which […]
Kansas City Chiefs rookie WR Rashee Rice recently got introduced to one of the most iconic moments involving his NFL head coach and his reaction was priceless.
The 23-year-old must have been living under a rock before he reached the NFL. He'd never before seen one of the most oft-used clips of Andy Reid, which frequently pops up during football broadcasts when he returns to California. That clip, of course, is the Dec. 13, 1971, Punt, Pass, and Kick competition at the Los Angeles Coliseum. During halftime of a tilt between the Rams and Washington, a 13-year-old Andy Reid trounced the competition, towering over the other kids comically during the contest.
Ahead of Super Bowl LVIII, CBS found out that Rice had never seen the legendary clip. They decided to show it to him and get his reaction, which is just about as perfect as the original video itself.
"His helmet is too small," Rice exclaimed. "It looks like he's got like a hat on it."
"Nah, you're tripping, there is no way that's him, bro," he said in disbelief. "No way. So if I ask him about it he's going to. . ."
Rice was so flabbergasted that he didn't even realize that Reid was wearing a classic LA Rams uniform.
"No," Rice said. "I don't know what you all built, but that's crazy. That ain't Coach Reid. Hell naw bruh."
Hopefully, we'll hear from Coach Reid soon and find out whether Rice ever asked him about that day. I have to imagine that conversation was just as wholesome as the above video.
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