Fake Andy Reid At Chiefs-Bears Game Leaves Fans Confused

During the Kansas City Chiefs-Chicago Bears preseason game on Thursday, much of the attention of the fans wasn't on the game, thanks to Andy Reid.

Well, a fake Andy Reid that is.

Late in the second quarter of the contest, cameras caught a Reid impersonator among the crowd. Even better, the fake Reid was rocking a full attire similar to what the real Chiefs coach was wearing in the game--complete with the headset.

It was a spot-on impersonation from the Reid impostor, and fans absolutely loved it. The video posted by the NFL quickly went viral, garnering over 90,000 views and 3,000 likes along with tons of comments just a couple of hours after it was posted.

Many also expressed how confused they were after seeing the fake Reid, with some even questioning who's the real one.

"Seriously, what if the one in the stands IS him…" a commenter noted. A fan admitted, "He had me fooled for a minute. Had to do a double take."

"Wait wait but what if Andy Reid is actually the imposter and the dude in the stands is the real one??" a social media user theorized.

Others were simply impressed by how accurate the impersonation was, with one supporter saying, "Omg I love the Andy Reid impersonators lol."

An amazed follower shared, "Nah this is a good one lol lol... They need to give dude a special shoutout for that."

"Give that man a championship ring," a sixth fan added.

While the Chiefs lost to the Bears, 34-21, the fake Andy Reid certainly made it quite the memorable day for everyone who watched the contest.

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