The Kansas City Chiefs are reportedly interested in reuniting with Eric Bieniemy, the Chicago Bears' running backs coach who has been making waves under the tutelage of General Manager Ryan Poles and President/CEO Kevin Warren. The Chiefs had expressed interest in interviewing Bieniemy for their open offensive coordinator position, a move that could potentially bring him back to the team where he spent seven years.
Bieniemy's tenure with the Bears has been notable, particularly in his development of the team's running backs. Despite averaging just 102 rushing yards per game, which ranks eighth-fewest in the league, the Bears' run game has seen significant improvement under Bieniemy's guidance. Rookie seventh-round pick Kyle Monangai has emerged as a reliable option, while D'Andre Swift has become more disciplined in his approach to running with the ball.
Bieniemy's time in Chicago was marked by high praise from Head Coach Ben Johnson, who described him as "a very demanding coach" who always pushes his players to perform at their best. While Bieniemy's departure could be imminent, it will be interesting to see if he ultimately returns to Kansas City and reunites with a familiar face in General Manager Ryan Poles.
The timing of this potential reunion is also worth noting, as Bieniemy would be filling the shoes of Matt Nagy, whose contract is set to expire. With several head coaching vacancies expected on the NFL scene, it's possible that Bieniemy may be looking for a change or seeking a new challenge in his career. However, with his familiarity with Poles and Warren, as well as his impressive work with the Bears' run game, he would certainly bring a wealth of experience to any team he joins.
Bieniemy's tenure with the Bears has been notable, particularly in his development of the team's running backs. Despite averaging just 102 rushing yards per game, which ranks eighth-fewest in the league, the Bears' run game has seen significant improvement under Bieniemy's guidance. Rookie seventh-round pick Kyle Monangai has emerged as a reliable option, while D'Andre Swift has become more disciplined in his approach to running with the ball.
Bieniemy's time in Chicago was marked by high praise from Head Coach Ben Johnson, who described him as "a very demanding coach" who always pushes his players to perform at their best. While Bieniemy's departure could be imminent, it will be interesting to see if he ultimately returns to Kansas City and reunites with a familiar face in General Manager Ryan Poles.
The timing of this potential reunion is also worth noting, as Bieniemy would be filling the shoes of Matt Nagy, whose contract is set to expire. With several head coaching vacancies expected on the NFL scene, it's possible that Bieniemy may be looking for a change or seeking a new challenge in his career. However, with his familiarity with Poles and Warren, as well as his impressive work with the Bears' run game, he would certainly bring a wealth of experience to any team he joins.
, I'm thinking the Chiefs are making a smart move 
by wanting Eric Bieniemy back 
! He's done an amazing job 
with the Bears' run game and that rookie Kyle Monangai is looking 
fresh out of college 
. If he comes back to KC, it'll be awesome 
to see him reunite with Ryan Poles 
. They've got a good thing going 
and I think Bieniemy would bring so much experience and knowledge 
to the team. Fingers crossed 
that he decides to stay put 
! 
But at the same time, it might be good for him to explore other opportunities too... maybe he's ready for a new challenge? 
Whatever he decides, I'm rooting for him! 
... I mean, yeah, he's doin some cool stuff with the run game and all that jazz, but he left KC for a reason, right? Maybe he just needs a fresh start or somethin 
. And let's be real, Bieniemy's already got connections in Chicago, so it's def worth considerin him as an option for the Chiefs 
I think this reunion would be a great move for both Eric Bieniemy and the Kansas City Chiefs. It sounds like they have unfinished business with him and he's had some amazing success in Chicago 
he was an amazing coach when he was here and i'm sure he'll bring even more magic to the team! 
i wonder if Poles will make him the new OC or if there are other names on the radar 
either way, it's gonna be awesome to see Bieniemy back in KC 
, i feel like they just need someone new to come in and shake things up, you know? kc's been kinda stagnant on offense for a while now, maybe it's time for a fresh face. plus,Bieniemy's gotta think about his own career goals, can't he see that this might not be the best fit for him?