Chiefs' Andy Reid lookalike goes viral during preseason game against Bears

For the Kansas City Chiefs, the winless preseason ended on Thursday night with a 34-21 loss to the Chicago Bears in front of a dejected crowd at Arrowhead Stadium that seemed like only the minutes were counting until the two-time defending Super Bowl champions finally face the Baltimore Ravens in the regular season.

Aside from the on-field moments that will go a long way in determining who fills the 53-man rosters of the Kansas City Chiefs and Chicago Bears, the highlight of the game was a cut from Chiefs head coach Andy Reid to the crowd, where the camera found, well, Chiefs head coach Andy Reid.

Especially over the last decade, Andy Reid has become one of the most popular figures in the NFL. Whether it's his everyman attitude, his Kool-Aid Man looks, or his genius at plotting a football game, there's probably no person in the league with higher approval ratings than Big Red.

But let's get one thing clear here… dressing up as Chiefs head coach Andy Reid is easy. Chiefs polo shirt, Chiefs hat, a game plan and a big mustache are all you need. What I'm looking for is someone who will step out of their comfort zone at some point this season. If fans Really If you are interested in dressing up in Kansas City, I suggest that an adult Chiefs fan and his young son dress up as Andy Reid and little boy participating in the 1971 Punt, Pass and Kick Contest.

I can say with absolute certainty that this will be the biggest moment in crowd cutaway history.

Sonny Giuliano is a veteran sportswriter for ClutchPoints who has covered NFL, NCAA Football, NBA and NCAA Basketball for over a decade. A native of Naples, Florida, he received his degree from Florida Gulf Coast University.