Age
57
Aug 15, 1969
Eric Bieniemy
MIN · 2006–10→KC · 2013–22→WAS · 2023→CHI · 2025→KC · 2026–presentActive
EricBieniemyOCOffensive Coordinator
Offensive Coordinator
Kansas City Chiefs · since 2026With KC
2026
first season
Coaching
26 yrs
since 2000
NFL
20 yrs
since 2006
NFL teams
4
MIN · KC · WAS · CHI
Career
College からのコーチ遍歴。各ステップで師事したヘッドコーチも掲載。
01 / Career
Biography
WikipediaEric M. Bieniemy Jr. (bee-EN-uh-me; born August 15, 1969) is an American professional football coach and former running back who is the offensive coordinator for the Kansas City Chiefs of the National Football League (NFL). He played college football for the Colorado Buffaloes and is their all-time leader in rushing yards (3,940) and touchdowns (42). Bieniemy was also named a unanimous All-American and finished third in Heisman Trophy voting during their 1990 national championship season.
Career Path
2000 — Present · Mentors noted2026–
Kansas City Chiefs · Offensive coordinator
NFL
2025
Chicago Bears · Running backs coach
NFL
2024
UCLA · Assistant head coach & offensive coordinator
NCAA
2023
Washington Commanders · Assistant head coach & offensive coordinator
NFL
2013–2022
Kansas City Chiefs · Running backs coach → Offensive coordinator
Running backs coach (2013-2017) · Offensive coordinator (2018-2022)
NFL
2011–2012
Colorado · Offensive coordinator
NCAA
2006–2010
Minnesota Vikings · Running backs coach → Assistant head coach & running backs coach
Running backs coach (2006-2009) · Assistant head coach & running backs coach (2010)
NFL
2003–2005
UCLA · Running backs coach → Running backs coach & recruiting coordinator
Running backs coach (2003-2004) · Running backs coach & recruiting coordinator (2005)
NCAA
2001–2002
Colorado · Running backs coach
NCAA
2000
Thomas Jefferson HS (CO) · Assistant coach
HS
Current Role
KC · since 2026Offensive Coordinator
Kansas City Chiefs
first season in the role · hired 2026
Coaching since2000
In the NFL since2006
NFL teamsMIN · KC · WAS · CHI
Playing career
Before coaching · RB1999
Philadelphia Eagles · RB
NFL
1995–1998
Cincinnati Bengals · RB
NFL
1991–1994
San Diego Chargers · RB
NFL
Data Sources & Attribution
CreditsHeadshot — Wikimedia CommonsAll-Pro Reels. Licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons. Source file
Records & history — Pro Football ReferenceSports Reference LLC. “Pro Football Statistics and History.” Pro-Football-Reference.com. (Accessed 2026-08-15.)
Biography — WikipediaCareer timeline and biographical details from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA.
Draft profileThis page was compiled automatically from the coach’s Wikipedia article and is pending editorial review. Career dates and roles follow the article as of 2026-08-15.