The entire build-up to the Super Bowl has been completely different this season due to the coronavirus pandemic. The Kansas City Chiefs aren’t traveling to Tampa until Saturday, and the “Opening Night” media day has been reduced to a bunch of Zoom calls with reporters.
And while this year’s Opening Night didn’t bring the typical circus atmosphere, it wasn’t without its quirks.
In order to give the players and coaches a TV-ready appearance, they were set up with some ring lighting on their end of the Zoom call. We could see what that looked like from Tom Brady’s perspective.
But someone didn’t account for the reflection on Andy Reid’s glasses because the end result was wild.
Andy Reid and his glasses paired with a ring light is pure magic pic.twitter.com/nT4fHDWX2w
— tryler (@tylerlauletta) February 1, 2021
what you see what he sees pic.twitter.com/zZ5pG1u83V
— tryler (@tylerlauletta) February 1, 2021
Who’s messing with @Chiefs HC Andy Reid’s @zoom_us call with the circles on the glasses? @nflnetwork @NFL I sense a new hot meme coming! pic.twitter.com/jHheBjVIbb
— Jack Silver (@JackSilver36) February 1, 2021
Andy Reid's ring light game is STRONG. #SuperBowlLV https://t.co/s33PnR96yW
— Abigail Adams (@itsabigailadams) February 1, 2021
Ha! The reflection from the off-camera lighting in Andy Reid’s glasses looks hilarious. 😂 pic.twitter.com/i2vghDMui6
— Brendan Gulick (@brendangulick22) February 1, 2021
Andy Reid trying to pretend like that isn’t a ring light reflection. That’s just his laser focus that’s about to shred Bowles with Tyreek pic.twitter.com/Qm3ygJFB8j
— doublestufCEO (@doublestufCEO) February 1, 2021
Tough lighting setup for Andy Reid pic.twitter.com/9zqDD1SacQ
— Patrick Netherton (@PTNetherton) February 1, 2021
Why does he look like Dr. Robotnik now? pic.twitter.com/LGXrA16OP8
— Victor Laszlo (@VictorLaszlo_) February 1, 2021
He’s staring into our souls through Zoom.
From fogged face shields to those ring lights, Reid has had quite the experience this past year with reflective surfaces.
