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A meticulously organized man, Reid began keeping a notebook as a Green Bay Packers assistant - a three-ring binder - that would help prepare him to one day become a successful head coach and one of the best in Philadelphia Eagles history.

Reid saved the old ideas and devised new plans, plans that he would later implement as a head coach. But this was not about game plans. It was about how to build a winning organization. It included practice, travel, and offseason schedules, notes from Holmgren's speeches, biographical information of other coaches, and much more.

As a player at BYU, Reid was also a columnist for the Provo Daily Herald. "I had my own little column," said Reid, who once longed to be a writer for Sports Illustrated. "I loved Jim Murray (a long-time columnist with the Los Angeles Times). I wrote one of these cutesy deals, trying to write like Jim. (laughing) The editors took it easy on me. I enjoyed writing. I still do. I keep a journal to this day. It's a great release."

It was at a physical education class at BYU that Reid met the woman who would become his wife, Tammy. "What attracted me to him more than anything was his character. He's just a really good guy, very honorable and very conscientious." Reid converted to the Mormon faith in 1979 which Tammy and her family had practiced.

They have five children, each of whom was born in a different state - sons Garrett, 24 (4/13/83); Britt, 22, (4/28/85); and Spencer, 15 (6/16/92); and daughters Crosby, 19 (3/17/88); and Drew Ann, 17 (3/9/90).

Reid All About It:
Has the highest win total and winning percentage of any coach in club history. Here's a breakdown: Regular season: 80-48 (.625) ... vs. NFC: 63-33 (.656) ... vs. NFC East: 34-20 (.630) ... Playoffs: 8-6 (.571) ... Overall: 88-54 (.620).

Since 2000, only Tony Dungy (79) has won more regular season games than Reid and Bill Belichick, who have both won 75 contests during that span.