Coach Kliff Kingsbury is reportedly on two NFL teams' radar after his departure rom the Washington Commanders.

As 14 teams prepare to compete in the NFL Playoffs and chase a Lombardi Trophy, the other 18 teams in the league are looking to the 2026, with six of them searching for new head coaches.

Kliff Kingsbury was fired this week as offensive coordinator of the Commanders, but he could be due for a promotion elsewhere.

It's a stunning turn of events, one that mirrors a similarly stunning turn of events for Washington. In 2024, Kingsbury's up-tempo offense led by rookie Jayden Daniels was one of the best in the NFL. In 2025, Daniels played in just seven games, and the Commanders, beset by injuries not only at quarterback but elsewhere, struggled.

A team official says coordinators Kliff Kingsbury and Joe Whitt Jr. are both gone from head coach Dan Quinn’s staff with the Washington Commanders after a 5-12 season.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers missed the playoffs for the first time since 2019 in 2025, and now they are getting their postmortem exits out of the way. With the sea

In addition to Kliff Kingsbury‘s differences with GM Adam Peters, it appears Dan Quinn also began to sour on his offensive coordinator. Although a report indicated Quinn was reluctant to fire his top staffers this week,

Speaking of the coaching in the NFC East, there have been massive changes. Philadelphia was the only organization not to fire its defensive coordinator on Monday. The Eagles' most recent opponent, the Washington Commanders, is also now in the market for an offensive coordinator, as they gave Kliff Kingsbury his walking papers.