When reports surfaced about Eric Bieniemy becoming Bears running backs coach, the concern became an obvious one. They had Ben Johnson, hottest head coaching candidate and offensive play-calling savant.
The Chicago Bears have been connected to running backs heavily leading up to the 2025 NFL Draft due in part to head coach Ben Johnson’s influence on the offense.
The Los Angeles Chargers currently have three quarterbacks on their roster, two being new to the scene. Of course, they have their starter in former first-round pick Justin Herbert, who has cemented himself as the face of the franchise.
How many of the No. 1 overall picks from the NFL Draft since 1966 can you name in six minutes?
One would imagine that the Chicago Bears are coming close to finalizing the 2025 draft board with less than a month until the draft kicks off, but there's
With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
When the Chicago Bears opened the check book to bring in head coach Ben Johnson, the organization didn't close the book after landing the biggest fish in the pond to sit in the big chair.
New Chicago Bears running backs coach Eric Bieniemy has a reputation of being tough on his players to get the most out of them. Now, before he's even had a chance to work with the Bears' backfield, he's already sending a message to the team's incumbent starter.
When he was plotting out his Chicago Bears coaching staff, head coach Ben Johnson made sure to go out of his comfort zone to find the right candidate. He wanted a blend of experience and vibrant ideas.
It's been a long time since the Chicago Bears had a coaching staff as exciting as it does right now, headlined by Ben Johnson at the top. Johnson has surrounded himself with a fantastic blend of experienced veteran coaches and young up-and-comers.
Less than two weeks after hiring Ben Johnson as their head coach, the Chicago Bears have reportedly added another top offensive mind to their staff. Eric Bieniemy was hired as Chicago's running backs coach on Saturday, according to multiple reports, marking the two-time Super Bowl champion's return to the NFL coaching ranks.
In early 2024 there was a lot of excitement around the Washington Commanders, yet some refused to embrace it until they could see real results on the field.
Eric Bieniemy is back in the NFL, returning to his roots as a running backs coach with the Chicago Bears. After spending the past two years as an offensive
With the reported hiring by the Bears of Eric Bieniemy as running backs coach, one major issue no longer exists for the offensive coaching staff assembled by coach Ben Johnson.
Eric Bieniemy is set to return to the NFL. The Bears are hiring him as their running backs coach, as first reported by CBS Sports’ Jonathan Jones. Bieniemy was out of the NFL in 2024, working as UCLA’s offensive coordinator.
Jonathan Jones reports that the Bears are hiring Eric Bieniemy as their RB coach after he was a finalist for the Patriots OC job. Bieniemy, 55, played 10 seasons in the NFL for the Chargers, Bengals, and Eagles before retiring in 1999.
Eric Bieniemy is back in the NFL.
Eric Bieniemy will be back on an NFL sideline for the 2025 season.
Once a regular interviewee for head coaching jobs, Eric Bieniemy has seen his stock drop since leaving Kansas City. As the Chiefs have continued their dynasty, Bieniemy ended up a one-and-done with the Commanders and UCLA.
Pittsburgh Steelers Head Coach Mike Tomlin deserves a lot more criticism than he has received for the original promotion of Matt Canada. The team's quarterbacks coach had the role for just one season before being promoted, and was eventually fired in the middle of the 2023 campaign after a two and a half year stint.
Eric Bieniemy was fired after just one season as the offensive coordinator at UCLA, but apparently the former Kansas City Chiefs assistant recently received consideration for at least one notable NFL job.
Jordan Schultz reports Eric Bieniemy interviewed for the Patriots OC job and talks with other teams are ongoing. Schultz adds that Bieniemy was a finalist for the job on new HC Mike Vrabel’s staff before they went with former OC Josh McDaniels.
Bieniemy took a job with the UCLA Bruins in February, but he will not remain in place.
According to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, former Chiefs and Commanders OC Eric Bieniemy is looking to return to the NFL in 2025 after parting ways with UCLA.
NFL insider Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated explained how former Kansas City Chiefs and Washington Commanders offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy becoming associate head coach and offensive coordinator with the UCLA Bruins shows "how the league sees" Bieniemy at this stage of his career.
Eric Bieniemy surprised a lot of people when he became the offensive coordinator at UCLA, but the coach wants everyone to know that it was his own choice to leave the NFL.
Shockingly, news broke on Saturday that former Washington Commanders offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy was leaving the NFL to return to college. He agreed to be the associate head coach and OC at UCLA.
Former Washington Commanders offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy has a new job, and it is taking him back to the college game.
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