The Chiefs have reached heights over the past seven years few organizations can come fathom, tallying two consecutive Super Bowls, three total and six straight AFC championship game appearances.

Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce and Andy Reid are viewed as household names, supernovas whose stature is bolstered on and off the gridiron. It's for that reason that corporations continue to flock to them — including, and perhaps especially, the head coach, whose aversion to cursing and generally upbeat demeanor captivates the masses.

Reid has become a commercial darling in recent seasons, linking up with a number of brands, most notably State Farm.

Which Reid advert reigns supreme among his handful of television spots? The Sporting News gives you the rundown on Reid's best — and worst — commercials.

This one is a bit of a throwback, taking place in 2018. The advertisement doesn't include any of Reid's acting, instead showcasing footage of Reid dabbing (as in the dance move) in Kansas City's locker room. It's a clip unlike any other and is soundtracked by the sound of high schoolers singing the hook to Archie Eversole's iconic hymn, "We Ready."

Reid showed off his passion for art during a 2022 TV spot for State Farm. In the commercial, Reid asserts that he gets his kicks drawing fake mustaches on Chiefs players while they're asleep. Patrick Mahomes rounds the ad off with aplomb, striding through an airplane aisle while donning a Rollie Fingers-like mustache.