Kliff Kingsbury Draws Head Coach Interest After Commanders' Offensive Success

The Bears and Saints have requested to interview Kingsbury, whose work with rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels has revitalized Washington's offense.

Kliff Kingsbury has been credited with transforming the Washington Commanders' offense, leading them to a 12-5 record and their first playoff appearance since 2020.
Rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels thrived under Kingsbury, throwing for 3,568 yards and 25 touchdowns while rushing for 891 yards and six scores, setting an NFL rookie rushing record.
The Chicago Bears and New Orleans Saints have reportedly requested interviews with Kingsbury for their head coaching vacancies, with speculation about his willingness to leave Washington.
Kingsbury's past experience, including his time coaching Caleb Williams at USC and his tenure with the Arizona Cardinals, makes him a sought-after candidate for offensive-focused teams.
Despite outside interest, Kingsbury has expressed satisfaction in his current role, emphasizing his strong connection with Daniels and his enjoyment of coaching in Washington.