Andy Reid explains how Chiefs play-calling will work as Eric Bieniemy returns as offensive coordinator
The Chiefs replaced Matt Nagy after a 6-11 season and Patrick Mahomes' ACL injury, rehiring Eric Bieniemy to bring accountability and fresh ideas to the offense.
- On Monday, Andy Reid explained how play-calling will work as Eric Bieniemy returns as offensive coordinator, calling the change logical and noting Bieniemy's reunion with Patrick Mahomes from 2018-22.
- Earlier this month, Matt Nagy's contract expired after the Kansas City Chiefs finished 6-11 and missed the postseason, including a 1-9 record in one-score games.
- Bieniemy previously served as Chiefs offensive coordinator from 2018-22, winning Super Bowls and producing top offenses, and recently coached running backs with the Chicago Bears, where he helped a rushing attack finish third in yards per game.
- During a Monday news conference, Andy Reid urged NFL teams to hire Matt Nagy as head coach, while the Chiefs posted a Friday thank-you and Nagy lost the Titans job to Robert Saleh after Jan. 18th interviews.
- With Patrick Mahomes injured, his call for a coordinator who 'holds people accountable' shapes Kansas City's offseason amid NFL head-coach vacancies affecting broader league dynamics.
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Andy Reid Addresses Reunion With Former Offensive Coordinator
The Kansas City Chiefs had to watch from the sidelines during the AFC Championship Game this weekend, checking out two teams in the Denver Broncos and New England Patriots that could become some of the biggest playoff rivals for head coach, Andy Reid and quarterback Patrick Mahomes, in the coming years. And in the name of improving – especially on the offensive side of the ball – the Chiefs have made a change at offensive coordinator. Former OC,…
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