Andy Reid Arrives Late to Practice

[Kansas City Chiefs Locker Room]

Jeremy Maclin: Hey Coach Culley, thanks for feeding us this morning. These catering companies here in KC really know how to put together a great spread. Sure is a lot better than those smoothies we were getting everyday back in Philly.

David Culley: My pleasure. I wanted to make sure everyone had a nice, lean breakfast before heading out into the hot sun all day. You’ve gotta treat your body right, you know.

Maclin: Absolutely. Although, I don’t think I’ve seen Coach Reid yet this morning…

Culley: You’re right. He’s usually here first thing, but I didn’t see him in his office earlier. I hope he had his breakfast, because everything here’s all gone.

Maclin: WHAT?! Oh God no!

[A low rumbling is heard in the background]

Culley: Huh? What are you so worried about?

[The rumbling gets louder]

Maclin: You mean, you don’t know?! If Coach Reid doesn’t eat here, then he–

[DOOR FLIES OPEN]

Andy Reid: Sorry I’m late everybody! Ran into a bit of traffic this morning! Can you believe there were twenty people in front of me in the Sonic drive-thru?! I kept telling them I was going to be late to breakfast, but that didn’t seem to matter to them! Anyway, what’s on the menu this morning, David?

Culley: Uh, Coach, everyone’s finished eating, and the catering folks left. They cleaned up and took the leftovers with them.

[Reid’s face suddenly goes very pale]

Reid: They… They what?

[Culley turns to glance at Maclin, but he is no longer there]

Culley: They took the leftovers with them. I’m sorry, I thought you were here and already got to eat.

[Reid’s eye twitches once, and he begins to speak slowly, almost as if wincing in pain]

Reid: That’s… okay. We can, just go about practicing. Like normal. Would you round up the team so we can… begin?

Culley: Sure thing.

[The entire team gathers in front of Reid after a minute]

Reid: Good morning, Chiefs. I’d like to, build off of yesterdays practice. I know I’m not the only one, that is very excited to see Eric Berry back.

[Reid licks his lips]

Reid: You’ve been making some great plays out there. It’s really amazing that you can continue to play, with such veal after everything else that’s happened.

Eric Berry: Thanks Coach!

Reid: We’re heading out to face the Texans soon. I don’t think we have any beef with them, but be careful out there. We need extra blocking, on offense against their fried seven… Especially now that Fisher is playing a new position.

[Reid’s stomach suddenly growls so loudly, the whole room rattles and a helmet falls out of a locker]

Alex Smith: Coach? Are you okay?

Reid: Huh? Yes, Apple Sauce, I’m just fine.

Apple-Sauce[The whole team starts to laugh as Reid begins to drool]

Albert Wilson: Apple Sauce! It’s perfect, because you’re so White!

Apricot-WafflesReid: [Muttering to self]: Apricot waffles…

Marcus Peters: And boring!

Mild-PeppersReid: Mild peppers…

Jamaal Charles: And seriously, any of us can throw further than you.

Jerked-ChickenReid: Jerked chicken…

Smith: What the hell guys?! Look, I know no wide outs got a touchdown last year, but that won’t happen again. It can’t! We can only go up from here, right Coach?

Reid-HungrySmith: …Coach?

[Reid tackles Smith to the floor]

Reid: Quit struggling Apple Sauce! I’ll get you this time!

[A few players move in to pull Reid off of Smith, but with no success]

Reid: No! It’s mine!

[Suddenly, a cheeseburger is flung at Reid from the back of the room]

[Reid catches it in his mouth and swallows it whole. After a moment he seems to come to his senses]

Reid: Alex? What’s going on? How did we get down here?

Maclin: Is everybody okay?

Smith: Yeah, I think so.

Reid: I knew I brought you back for a reason Jeremy! Say, you don’t happen to have any bacon laying around, do you?

Maclin: We’ll get you some in a minute, Coach. Get those catering folks back here, right now!

[Culley hurries off while Maclin pulls Smith to his feet]

Maclin: This isn’t the first time this has happened. I always try to keep a spare burger around, just in case. Poor Kolb. He never was the same after Coach thought he was candy corn…

Smith: Yesh… Well, thanks. Nice throw, by the way.

Maclin: No problem. I just wish I could throw to myself out there, Apple Sauce.

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ballsofsteelandfury

Awesome job! I had forgotten that Maclin and Reid were together with the Eagles. Very nice callback!

Seriously, all these posts today are beyond good. Please tell me what y’all were drinking when you wrote these so I can buy some.

montythisseemsstrangetome

Jerked Chicken: [tears ACL]

John Difool

20 people in front of Andy Reid in a drive-thru….. or as Andy Reid likes to call it ‘The Green Mile’

Rikki-Tikki-Deadly

These images make me smile.

/they make Andy salivate

Horatio Cornblower

I can’t wait to refer to Alex Smith as “Applesauce” for the remainder of his career.

laserguru

That appears to be a rotating Animal Style In-N-Out burger.

Great. Now I’m fucking hungry.

blaxabbath

You’re fucking hungry? On Tuesday I agreed to ‘eat better’ with my girlfriend until our trip to Savannah AT THE END OF OCTOBER!

My posts are about to get very fucking dark.

WCS

Andy Reid fat jokes will never not be hilarious. This was truly inspired, Slow Cooked Cous Cous of the Super Sole-diers.