Age
48
Apr 24, 1978
Matt Nagy
PHI · 2008–12→KC · 2013–17→CHI · 2018–21→KC · 2022–25→NYG · 2026–presentActive
MattNagyOCOffensive Coordinator
Offensive Coordinator
New York Giants · since 2026With NYG
2026
first season
Coaching
25 yrs
since 2001
NFL
18 yrs
since 2008
As HC
34-31
playoffs 0-2
Career
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01 / Career
Biography
WikipediaMatthew Nagy ( NEH-ghee or NAG-ee; born April 24, 1978) is an American professional football coach and former quarterback who is currently the offensive coordinator of the New York Giants of the National Football League (NFL). He was the head coach of the Chicago Bears from 2018 to 2021. Nagy served as the offensive coordinator of the Kansas City Chiefs in two separate stints, from 2016 to 2017 and from 2023 to 2025. As a quarterback, Nagy played college football for the Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens from 1997 to 2000, setting various school passing records.
Career Path
2001 — Present · Mentors noted2026–
New York Giants · Offensive coordinator
NFL
2022–2025
Kansas City Chiefs · Senior assistant & quarterbacks coach → Offensive coordinator
Senior assistant & quarterbacks coach (2022) · Offensive coordinator (2023-2025)
NFL
2018–2021
Chicago Bears · Head coach
NFL
2013–2017
Kansas City Chiefs · Quarterbacks coach → Offensive coordinator
Quarterbacks coach (2013-2015) · Offensive coordinator (2016-2017)
NFL
2008–2012
Philadelphia Eagles · Coaching intern → Coaches' assistant → Offensive quality control coach
Coaching intern (2008-2009) · Coaches' assistant (2010) · Offensive quality control coach (2011-2012)
NFL
2008–2009
Palmyra Area HS (PA) · Offensive coordinator
HS
2002–2003
Cedar Crest HS (PA) · Quarterbacks coach
HS
2001
Manheim Central HS (PA) · Quarterbacks coach
HS
Current Role
NYG · since 2026Offensive Coordinator
New York Giants
first season in the role · hired 2026
Coaching since2001
In the NFL since2008
NFL teamsPHI · KC · CHI · NYG
Former HCCHI 2018–21
Playing career
Before coaching · QB2009
Philadelphia Eagles · QB
NFL
2007–2008
Columbus Destroyers · QB
NCAA
2005–2006
Georgia Force · QB
NCAA
2004
Carolina Cobras · QB
NCAA
2002–2003
New York Dragons · QB
NCAA
Data Sources & Attribution
CreditsHeadshot — Wikimedia CommonsAdam Schultz. Licensed under Public domain 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.