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Jeremy WillisESPN.com
The Kansas City Chiefs, the reigning Super Bowl champions, and Houston Texans kicked off the 2020 NFL season Thursday with many fans surely wondering what the games would look and sound like with new coronavirus precautions in place for fans, coaches and players.
One of those precautions is that coaches and personnel near the bench are required to wear masks. Chiefs coach Andy Reid, always the innovator, came prepared with his hat that doubles as a face shield. The only problem was that in a rainy and humid Kansas City, Missouri, the shield began to fog up almost immediately.
Then Reid and his protective gear went viral and the jokes came with them.
The latest in fall fashion: shield hats, as modeled here by Andy Reid. pic.twitter.com/pVQWlMKaYb
— NFL Kickoff on NBC (@SNFonNBC) September 11, 2020
Patrick Mahomes trying to talk to Andy Reid like.. pic.twitter.com/PIA6m1iEdE
— NFL Memes (@NFL_Memes) September 11, 2020
Andy Reid tryna look at the play sheet pic.twitter.com/YZZ8CsLNYM
— Kevy Kev (@Kevo_Bevo) September 11, 2020
Andy Reid should have stopped by Autozone and got some RainX pic.twitter.com/OyKhrXzixB
— Phil Walls (@walsco11) September 11, 2020
Andy Reid watching his players from the sideline like: pic.twitter.com/aHjtvoJDsy
— John (@JohnHillbery) September 11, 2020
Wonder if Andy Reid is gonna draw up a play on his mask pic.twitter.com/tM7I9chVGv
— John (@JohnHillbery) September 11, 2020
Andy Reid is going to need a defroster pic.twitter.com/QseFCsqlBp
— John Clark (@JClarkNBCS) September 11, 2020
Gonna get Andy Reid an upgrade next week pic.twitter.com/iPH4Zosw4e
— Cody Tapp (@codybtapp) September 11, 2020
Andy Reid really needs to get the faceshield that has windshield wipers a la Degeneration X. @ShawnMichaels @TripleH pic.twitter.com/il3HiywUiq
— Jimmy Traina (@JimmyTraina) September 11, 2020
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the face shield is a good display of why everyone needs to wear a mask pic.twitter.com/YHHqQ3KMXC
— Harry Lyles Jr. (@harrylylesjr) September 11, 2020
Iconic pic.twitter.com/RiNlamP2ne
— Charlotte Wilder (@TheWilderThings) September 11, 2020
