Spagnuolo’s first head coaching stint came with the St. Louis Rams from 2009 to ‘11. He also briefly served as the New York Giants’ interim head coach in 2017. The 65-year-old owns a sterling record in Kansas City, having won three Super Bowls and helped the Chiefs finish in the top-10 in scoring defense in five of his six seasons.

The Kansas City Chiefs used to be no strangers to losing coordinators to other teams searching for a new head coach. That hasn't been the case as much in recent years but defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo has done a few interviews.

Every year, at the conclusion of training camp, Patrick Mahomes breathes a sigh of relief that he and the rest of the Kansas City Chiefs' offensive starters don't have to practice for another year against the pressure-based defensive schemes of coordinator Steve Spagnuolo.

Kansas City Chiefs defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo has been a popular name amongst NFL head coaching searches. And in the eyes of Andy Reid, another NFL head coaching job for his longtime assistant is well overdue.

Steve Spagnuolo and Andy Reid are looking to win yet another Super Bowl together, but in the meantime, the Kansas City Chiefs defensive coordinator is drawing interest from other teams in the NFL.

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As interest grows for Chiefs assistants Matt Nagy and Steve Spagnuolo, Andy Reid delivers a clear message about their next steps.