“Seems Like Kansas City Was Pushing Him Out”: Eric Bieniemy Update After 5-Successful Playoff Seasons Leaves NFL World Disappointed

The Kansas City Chiefs experience their first blow after a Super Bowl victory in Arizona. Their current offensive coordinator, Eric Bieniemy, is packing bags for a Washington flight after rendering his services for the past decade in KC. An upgrade in the title, better compensation, and freedom to hire new staff happen to have lured the veteran coach to make his decision.

After beginning his stint as a running backs coach inside the Chiefs’ locker room, the veteran rose to relevance during the 2018 season when he got elevated to the position of offensive coordinator. He succeeded in building a formidable offense, winning two Super Bowl titles for his side. According to the reports shared by NFL analyst Tom Pelissero, Bieniemy will sign a multi-year deal with a big commitment for the future.

Although the Chiefs tried to retain him, the upper brass couldn’t match the deal offered by the Commanders. Hence, Bieniemy made his decision to move on and begin a new chapter in Washington. This news instantly spread like a wildfire on social media, garnering crazy fan reactions.

Per multiple reports, the 53-year-old gave somewhere around 17 interviews with 16 teams in the past. He was one of the most in-demand prospects in the market. And this Super Bowl victory skyrocketed his brand value, receiving unprecedented interest from other franchises.

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Once the OC leaves Kansas City, Matt Naggy is speculated as the next person in line to fill his shoes. One of the interesting clauses in Bienemy’s new offer is the freedom to call plays and hire new staff around him. Moreover, an upgraded title with a better paycheck happens to be an advantage.

Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid voice support for Eric Bieniemy

Over the past couple of years, Kansas City has been on another level. Major credits to the explosiveness showcased by their offensive unit with Patrick Mahomes at the helm. It turns out that Bieniemy had a fair share of contribution in building this team alongside head coach Andy Reid.

“He’s done everything the right way. He’s been a part of this offense, and this team for so long holds everyone accountable and is creative in making up plays for us. I don’t know why he hasn’t been hired, but it’s been great for us,” Mahomes said in an interview.

“I’m hoping he has an opportunity to go somewhere and do his thing, where he can run the show and be Eric Bieniemy,” Reid extended his support. Anyways, it will be interesting to see how the veteran outshines in his new gig in a new environment.

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