Andy Reid does NOT want a second Tremendous Bowl title this weekend to cement his eventual place in Canton … so says ex-NFL head coach Brad Childress, who tells TMZ Sports activities the Chiefs honcho is already a Corridor of Fame lock.

Reid’s resume is ultra-impressive — he is been a head coach for twenty-four seasons and has piled up a staggering 247 wins to only 138 losses … however, some have puzzled if dropping his Tremendous Bowl report to 1-3 Sunday might one way or the other maintain him again from eventual enshrinement within the Professional Soccer Corridor of Fame.

Childress, although, advised us this week there is no probability that occurs … even when the 64-year-old loses to the Philadelphia Eagles in Arizona.

“He is already a Corridor of Fame man,” Childress mentioned. “All [a win] does is put some sprinkles on prime of the sundae.”

In truth, Childress — who coached for years as an assistant on a number of of Reid’s staffs — mentioned he believes the Okay.C. head man already has a case to be on the Mt. Rushmore of all-time NFL coaches.

“His skilled profession is second to none,” Childress mentioned.

As for if this might probably be the finale of Reid’s profession — there’s been hypothesis he might select to journey off into the sundown with a win — Childress mentioned there is definitely an opportunity … although unlikely.