Former NFL Offensive Coordinator Eric Bieniemy Returns to College Football, Joining UCLA Staff as Associate Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator
In a recent development in the NFL coaching carousel, former Washington Commanders assistant head coach/offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy has made a significant move back to the college ranks. Bieniemy will be joining new UCLA coach DeShaun Foster's staff as associate head coach/offensive coordinator. This decision comes after receiving interest from multiple NFL teams earlier in the offseason, showcasing his valuable experience and expertise.
Despite his success as an offensive coordinator with the Kansas City Chiefs, Bieniemy is excited to return to college football. This opportunity allows him to work with young talents and potentially impact the recruitment process as UCLA transitions to the Big Ten conference.
Bieniemy's coaching journey has taken him to various teams and positions, including a coaching stint with the Washington Commanders. While coaching Howell at quarterback, the Commanders faced considerable challenges on offense, but Bieniemy's influence on player development was evident throughout the season.
As he embarks on this new chapter with UCLA, Bieniemy brings over 16 seasons of NFL coaching experience and a wealth of knowledge garnered from his time with the Chiefs and other franchises. This next stop in his coaching career has him thrilled and eager to contribute his expertise to the Bruins' program.
Bieniemy's return to college football marks a significant moment in his coaching journey, and his excitement for this new chapter is palpable. With a track record of success and a commitment to player development, Bieniemy's impact on UCLA's program is highly anticipated.
