Chiefs Seek Permission to Interview Eric Bieniemy for Offensive Coordinator Role
The Kansas City Chiefs are exploring the possibility of reuniting with Eric Bieniemy for the role of offensive coordinator. Reports indicate that the team has sought permission to interview him for this position.
Bieniemy’s Background with the Chiefs
Eric Bieniemy served as the offensive coordinator for the Chiefs from 2018 to 2022. His tenure was marked by significant successes, contributing to the team’s offensive prowess during that time.
Current Situation
Matt Nagy, who held the offensive coordinator position after Bieniemy, has a contract that will soon expire. He is considered a strong candidate for the head coaching job with the Tennessee Titans.
Recent Coaching History
- After leaving the Chiefs, Bieniemy moved to the Washington Commanders as their offensive coordinator.
- During his time there, the team struggled, finishing the season with a 4-13 record.
- Bieniemy and head coach Ron Rivera were both released at the season’s conclusion.
Next Steps
Before Bieniemy can return to Kansas City, the Chiefs must finalize the interview process. This reunion could reignite a successful partnership, given Bieniemy’s prior achievements with the team.
Coaching Prospects
In addition to seeking a new offensive coordinator, the Chiefs are navigating their coaching staff’s future while considering potential candidates for various roles.
The decision regarding Bieniemy’s return will significantly impact the Chiefs’ offensive strategy moving forward. Fans and analysts alike will be watching closely as this situation develops.
