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Assistant head coach/special teams coordinator – Dave Toub; Offensive coaches. Offensive coordinator – Matt Nagy; Pass game coordinator – Joe Bleymaier; Quarterbacks – David Girardi; Running backs – Todd Pinkston; Assistant running backs – Porter Ellett; Wide receivers – Connor Embree; Tight ends – Tom Melvin; Offensive line ...
Coordinator Since Previous coaching position NFC East; Dallas Cowboys: Vacant: 2025: New York Giants: Mike Kafka: 2022 [16] Kansas City Chiefs quarterbacks coach & passing game coordinator (2018–2021) Philadelphia Eagles: Kellen Moore: 2024 [17] Los Angeles Chargers offensive coordinator Washington Commanders: Kliff Kingsbury: 2024 [18]
Offensive coaches. Offensive coordinator – Klay Kubiak; Quarterbacks – Brian Griese; Running backs – Bobby Turner; Wide receivers – Leonard Hankerson; Tight ends – Brian Fleury; Run game coordinator/offensive line – Chris Foerster; Assistant offensive line – Cameron Clemmons; Assistant offensive line – Joe Graves
Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Matt Nagy, right, goes over some strategy with quarterback Patrick Mahomes. KC has run the ball on 47% of its plays, which ranks 13th in the NFL. Reid’s ...
Matthew Nagy (/ ˈ n ɛ ɡ i / NEH-ghee or / ˈ n æ ɡ i / NAG-ee; [1] born April 24, 1978) is an American football coach and former quarterback, who is the offensive coordinator for the Kansas City Chiefs of the National Football League (NFL). He was the head coach of the Chicago Bears from 2018 to 2021.
Bieniemy, who has been with the Chiefs coaching staff the last 10 seasons, has signed a multi-year agreement to be the Washington Commanders’ offensive coordinator/assistant head coach, NFL ...
The Arizona Cardinals hired Eagles defensive coordinator John Gannon, whose defense Bieniemy exploited during the Chiefs' second-half comeback en route to Kansas City's last-minute Super Bowl victory.
In January 2007, he was hired as the defensive coordinator for the New York Giants under head coach Tom Coughlin. [7]He spent two years in New York, and was the architect of the aggressive defensive strategy against the New England Patriots (the highest scoring offensive team in NFL history at the time) in Super Bowl XLII, which was instrumental in the close victory by the Giants. [8]