Former Eagles Coach Andy Reid expected to be Kansas City coach KANSAS CITY, Mo., Jan. 4 (UPI) -- Andy Reid reportedly agreed to terms to coach the Kansas City Chiefs on the same day the team parted ways with General Manager Scott Pioli. The mutually agreed upon departure of Pioli Friday allowed the Chiefs, who fired Coach Romeo Crennel Monday, to offer Reid wide control of football operations. Several media outlets, including NFL.com, ESPN and The Kansas City Star, reported that Reid would be the next Kansas City coach. All cited unnamed sources said to be familiar with the situation. Reid, who had been the Philadelphia Eagles' coach since 1999, was fired Monday after the Eagles finished a 4-12 season. Kansas City was 2-14. Reid, 54, built a 130-93-1 record over 14 seasons as the Eagles' coach. His teams made the playoffs nine times, advancing to Super Bowl XXXIX after the 2004 season. The 2012 record marked the third time his team didn't win at least half of its games. Pioli's tenure in Kansas City included an AFC West title with a 10-6 Chiefs record in 2010, but the team is 9-23 in the two seasons since. Crennel was the coach for the last 19 of those games going 4-15. "The bottom line is that I did not accomplish all of what I set out to do," Pioli said in a statement Friday.