Three gunshots were fired at the Kansas City Chiefs’ practice facility in May 2024, with one round entering Andy Reid’s office and missing him by about 15 feet. A bullet hit an air-conditioning unit, and a third bullet struck the facility’s third floor. Authorities have made no arrests, and officials have not indicated any targeting. The Chiefs have since installed bulletproof glass in Reid’s office.

The NFL has urged enhanced security measures at stadiums and team facilities, including weapon scanners, armed guards, and updated threat assessments, with a review planned at a special league meeting. A league memo stressed that safety is foundational, not secondary, in moments like these. The reporting from The Kansas City Star ties the incident to broader security discussions across the league.

Reid, at 67, remains the winningest active NFL coach and has led Kansas City to three Super Bowls since 2013. The episode underscores a heightened emphasis on staff safety and facility protection within the NFL, echoing a recent tightening of security after incidents at other league offices. The story highlights both the immediate security response and the ongoing vigilance around training sites nationwide.