Seems like Eric Bieniemy will take Matt Nagy's offensive coordinator job in Kansas City
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What is the breaking news about Eric Bieniemy and Matt Nagy’s coaching changes?
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Rahimi Harrison Grody, middays 10-2 on Chicago Sports Radio 670 the score.
You guys both know me. Like I'm an outgoing person and I I feel like it's, you know, it's important to have a good relationship with guys and let them trust you. But you you gotta you gotta be able to sustain that. And so as a head coach, for me, that was my biggest thing that I really look back on now and like, damn, I wish I would have um done a better job there and and you know, you learn from it. You learn from those mistakes.
That is Matt Nagy on the New Heights podcast. Of course, with the Kelsey brothers, so it makes sense as to why he said, you guys know me. He wasn't talking to us in Chicago. This is Remy, Harrison Grody on 670 the score. And as we know, Matt Nagy is one of the names of the coaches who is available in this coaching cycle, which is already making a lot of hires. We're gonna go around the NFL at 1245. Yeah. But here's where it gets interesting. Madnagy's proximity, as we know, to the Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes and the play caller that is Andy Reid is partially what got him the job here. Madnagy wasn't calling plays in Kansas City. He did for a game. Matt Nagy was known not to run the ball. It's why he he said the phrase, I'm not an idiot, except he still didn't run the ball or like to anyway.
Matt Nagy is different from Ben Johnson in that respect. He didn't call the plays in Kansas City not like Ben Johnson did. Maneggy's contract is up. He's not just out there because He wants to be a head coach again. He's out there because the term of his employment in Kansas City has come to a close. And here's the here's the shot. Nagy's out there. The chaser is the Tom Pellisera tweet from yesterday. All signs are pointing toward Eric Bienemy, returning to the Chiefs as their offensive coordinator sources say, with Matt Nagy out of contract and in the head coaching mix, Kansas City plans to bring back Bienemy, a valued member of Andy Reid's staff from twenty thirteen to twenty twenty two.
I I I saw this news and It's like when you're doing a puzzle or you know what? Forget about puzzle. A Rubik's Cube and you see it and you're like, Oh, oh, I I I can get it and use like one more move and like I have the Rubik's Cube soft. I'm not one of those geniuses who can do the Rubik's Cube in like thirty seconds like some of these kids out of here. No.
But for I I remove the stickers and replace them.
For Andy Reed, he's had Eric Bienneme be a part of a perfect Rubik's Cube before. A reminder: when he was the offensive coordinator with the Chiefs, again, not calling plays, but for some reason, with Andy Reid calling plays and Bienemy as the offensive coordinator, they never finished in that five-year period lower than sixth in points. Their ranks were this.
How did Eric Bieniemy’s first stint as Chiefs’ offensive coordinator shape the team’s offense?
Second, fourth, sixth, fifth, fourth. Then when he leaves and he becomes the offensive coordinator in Washington because nobody will give him a shot as being a head coach His team finished uh dead last in points, the commanders. And so him as the play caller didn't work out. Now he goes back and I think he can bring the value to Kansas City that they were sorely missing. But that leaves the question, what exactly is Net Matt Nagy out here trying to do?
Well that's it. That's it. Number one, there's the redemption arc for Eric B. Enemy, which deserves discussion. That's why we decided to put this at eleven o'clock today. There is the success arc for Eric Bienemy that he came to the Ben Johnson coaching staff. He not only helped revitalize the running game, he made it one of the most powerful in the NFL, as a top three run offense in the league. And he is a huge part of it. DeAndre Swift had a career year. Remember how Eric Bieny called out DeAndre Swift at the beginning of the season, even in the offseason before it began, talking about how he wanted to see him run. between the tackles more. We saw that happen. We saw DeAndre Swift run up the middle. We saw Kyle Menungay do the same thing.
We saw angry runs. Eric Bienemi called it out in the offseason and then the Bears running backs responded successfully.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the breaking news about Eric Bieniemy and Matt Nagy’s coaching changes?
0:00–2:56
2
How did Eric Bieniemy’s first stint as Chiefs’ offensive coordinator shape the team’s offense?
2:56–5:31
3
What did Patrick Mahomes say about the ideal qualities of the next offensive coordinator?
5:31–8:29
4
How did Eric Bieniemy influence the Bears’ running game and DeAndre Swift’s breakout season?
8:29–11:20
5
Why is the current NFL coaching carousel considered the biggest in recent memory?
11:20–14:10
6
What are the possible next steps for Matt Nagy after his contract ends?
14:10–16:47
7
How much is Patrick Mahomes set to earn next season and why does it matter?
16:47–18:24
8
Why does an aging quarterback like Mahomes need a stronger running game?
18:24–20:22
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