The Kansas City Chiefs have placed outside linebackers coach Britt Reid on administrative leave.

Reid, 35, was involved in a Thursday night car crash that injured Reid and two children, one seriously.

"We remain in the process of gathering information on the incident, and we will continue to assist local authorities as requested," the Chiefs said in a statement. "Our focus remains on [five-year-old] Ariel Young and her family. We have reached out to the family to offer our support and resources to them during this difficult time, and we will continue to pray for her recovery."

Reid told police that he had consumed two to three drinks, and that he had taken prescription Adderall.

Patrick Mahomes will undergo surgery for the turf toe injury that bothered him late in the season and throughout the playoffs.

Mahomes is expected to miss most of offseason work with the team but be full go by training camp.

"I can't say the toe was a problem when I played two weeks ago and I played well on it,'' he said. "Anytime you play football, you have to battle through injuries.''

Super Bowl LV drew a total audience of 96.4 million viewers.

The total viewership came across all platforms, including the CBS Television Network, CBS Sports and NFL digital properties, Buccaneers and Chiefs mobile properties, Verizon Media mobile properties and ESPN Deportes television and digital properties.

The most watched Super Bowl was in 2015 when the New England win over Seattle drew 114.4 million viewers.

Marty Schottenheimer has passed away at the age of 77 after a long battle with Alzheimer's. Schottenheimer was diagnosed with Alzheimer's in 2014 and moved to a hospice facility on Jan. 30.

Schottenheimer was a head coach for 21 seasons in the NFL, leading the Cleveland Browns, Kansas City Chiefs, Washington and the Chargers.

Schottenheimer coached in three AFC Championship Games but never made a Super Bowl. Schottenheimer's NFL coaching career ended in 2006 following a 14-2 season with the Chargers and a divisional-round exit from the playoffs.

Patrick Mahomes says the Kansas City Chiefs' loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Super Bowl LV will motivate him for the rest of his career.

"It was a bad feeling in that locker room after the game," the quarterback said. "You don't want to have that feeling again.

"It's not the end of something. It's going to be another chapter where we're going to have to continue to drive to make ourselves better so we're back in that game."

Mahomes threw for 4,740 yards and 38 touchdowns in the regular season but the Chiefs failed to score a touchdown on Sunday for the first time since he became a starter in 2018.

Tom Brady texted an apology to Tyrann Mathieu for several on-field verbal altercations, according to a source with knowledge of the situation.

Brady apologized to Mathieu for losing his composure in the heat of the moment, of which Mathieu said, "I've never really seen that side of him."

Brady and Mathieu sparred multiple times with Brady even chasing him down one time. 

Brady called Mathieu the "ultimate competitor" in his apology text and said he knew he needed to match Mathieu's intensity Sunday.

Mathieu explained his side of the altercation, saying in a since-deleted tweet that Brady started the verbal spat when he called Mathieu "something I won't repeat."

"He's clearly chasing me, but I got flagged," Mathieu said in another deleted tweet.

On Sunday night, playing in front of the first hometown crowd in Super Bowl history and 7,500 health care workers,Tom Brady and the Bucs defeated Patrick Mahomes and the defending champion Kansas City Chiefs 31-9, giving the Bucs their second Lombardi trophy.

Brady was 21-of-29 passing for 201 yards and three touchdowns.

Britt Reid, the son of Andy Reid and an assistant linebackers coach with the Kansas City Chiefs, was involved in a multi-vehicle crash that injured two young children.

Britt Reid struck the left front of a stranded Impala and then hit the right rear of a Traverse. 

The driver of the stranded vehicle was inside the car at the time and wasn’t injured, but the Ram truck continued forward and also struck the right rear of the Traverse.

A 5-year-old child in the backseat of the Traverse suffered life-threatening injuries and a 4-year-old, also in the backseat, suffered non-life-threatening injuries. Britt Reid received non-life-threatening injuries.

According to a search warrant filed just before midnight Thursday, a KCPD officer said they could smell "a moderate odor of alcoholic beverages" and that Britt Reid's eyes were bloodshot and red.

Britt Reid told the officer he'd had two to three drinks, according to the search warrant application.

The officer wrote in the warrant that he observed signs of impairment, after which Reid complained of stomach pain and was transported to an area hospital for treatment.

Patrick Mahomes is aware of the comparisons that are already being made to Tom Brady, who he'll face in Super Bowl LV on Sunday night.

While he may one day chase Brady's six championships, the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback is fully focused on winning his second ring.

"The goal is to win as many Super Bowls as possible and to be playing in this game every single year," Mahomes said Wednesday when asked whether he will be happy at the end of his career with 10 Super Bowl appearances and six wins, as Brady has now. "I'm going to have that mindset every time I hit the field, that I'm trying to get back to this game and I'm trying to win it.

"We don't look that far ahead. I'm focused on this game right now, trying to win this second Super Bowl and be able to hold that Lombardi trophy and have a second ring. But if I'm at the end of my career and I have a lot of Super Bowl rings on my hand, I'll be happy."

The Kansas City Chiefs had over 20 players and staffers scheduled to get a haircut with the barber who tested positive for COVID-19.

Patrick Mahomes was one of the players scheduled to get a haircut with the barber.

Demarcus Robinson and Daniel Kilgore had their hair cut by the barber and were placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list.

The barber tested negative five consecutive days before he was allowed to enter the Chiefs' facility.