If Chiefs get new OC, Patrick Mahomes wants him to "bring new ideas every single day"

The Kansas City Chiefs are facing significant changes following a disappointing 2025 season, highlighted by quarterback Patrick Mahomes tearing his ACL in December. This marks the first time since 2014 that the team has missed the postseason. Offensive coordinator Matt Nagy, who has been with the team since 2023, is a prominent candidate in the current head coaching interview cycle. If Nagy leaves, either for a head coaching position or to become a play-calling offensive coordinator elsewhere, the Chiefs will need to find a replacement.

Potential candidates include current Bears running backs coach Eric Bieniemy, who may return to bring new ideas to the offense. Mahomes expressed his hope that Nagy receives another head coaching opportunity, praising his contributions to Mahomes' career. Mahomes emphasized the need for a coordinator who is passionate about football, committed to winning, and innovative.

With Mahomes planning a return by Week 1 of the next season, his input is expected to be influential in selecting the new offensive