Former Washington Commanders offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury is set to join Sean McVay's Los Angeles Rams coaching staff. This move follows a mutual parting of ways between Kingsbury and the Commanders in January. The Rams are looking to fill the offensive coordinator position after Mike LaFleur took the head coaching job with the Arizona Cardinals.

Kingsbury's addition is a strategic move for the Rams, who boasted the top-ranked scoring offense last season. With Matthew Stafford returning as quarterback, the team aims to maintain their offensive prowess. The Rams are coming off of a loss to Seattle in the NFC Championship Game. The team wants to build on their achievements.

Before his time with the Commanders, Kingsbury served as the head coach of the Arizona Cardinals for four seasons. His experience adds depth to the Rams' coaching lineup. The Commanders struggled offensively in 2025, finishing 22nd in both scoring and yards. What impact will Kingsbury have on the Rams' offensive strategy?

This coaching change arrives at a pivotal moment for the Rams. With Stafford's return and a need to replace LaFleur, McVay is building a team ready to compete in the NFC. The Rams' front office will be looking for a deep playoff run. The team will be hoping Kingsbury can help them get there.