Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid will never stop rocking his patented look. Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports

Andy Reid, never change. The Kansas City Chiefs head coach is working from his basement these days amid the COVID-19 pandemic, but that’s not stopping him from wearing his famous Tommy Bahama shirts.

Speaking to reporters on a conference call Thursday, Reid said working from his basement is “not bad” and confirmed he’s still wearing his colorful shirts.

Never forget:

One of the coolest cats in the NFL, Reid continues to stay chill in these uncertain times. That’s a lesson we can all glean from.

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