Andy Reid helped lead the Kansas City Chiefs to their first-ever Super Bowl, earlier this year. After going down early, the Chiefs mounted a comeback against the San Francisco 49ers and eventually won the game 31-20. Reid was able to pick up his very first Super Bowl and will forever be cemented in history as one of the best coaches ever. With this in mind, there should be no question that Reid will eventually make his way into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

For now, though, Reid will have to be content with another Hall of Fame honor. Earlier this week, it was revealed that Reid's outfit from Super Bowl 54 would be on display at the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Everything from his hat, shirt, and even shoes. Funny enough, Reid wore a pair of Black Air Force 1s with red highlights on the back. 

It appears Bill Cowher is heading into the Hall of Fame. The former Pittsburgh Steelers coach was just named into the Pro Football Hall of Fame's centennial class on Saturday, when President David Baker informed Cowher of his selection live on air during CBS’ NFL Today program before the Titans & Ravens game.

“Football is a total team sport,” Cowher said while fighting back tears. “I had some great players, some great coaches, the best organization in football. I’ve lived a blessed life. I’ve come to the best network on TV. It’s a family here, like it was a family that we had there. And to have to give back just something to the game of football, that’s been a part of my life, the virtues that it teaches you, the morals that you have the obligation to move on, the platforms that we have, you know, I’m a blessed man and I’ve been very blessed to have been surrounded by some very special people.”