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Kansas City Chiefs Head Coach Andy Reid Has a Message for Special Olympics Athletes
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Kansas City Chiefs Head Coach Andy Reid Has a Message for Special Olympics Athletes

Kansas City Chiefs Head Coach, Andy Reid shared a message for all of the Special Olympics athletes ahead of the “Big Game.” Coach Reid and the Kansas City Chiefs along with other NFL teams have been supporters of Special Olympics for many years. We wish both them and the San Francisco 49ers luck on the “Big Game” this Sunday.
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