Chiefs coach Andy Reid is advocating for Matt Nagy to get another head coaching opportunity. Reid, who rehired Eric Bieniemy as the offensive coordinator, spoke highly of Nagy's abilities. He emphasized Nagy's success as the 2018 Coach of the Year with the Chicago Bears and believes he deserves another chance to lead a team. Nagy's contract with the Chiefs expired recently.

Nagy served as the Chiefs' offensive coordinator for three seasons, during which the team reached two Super Bowls, winning one. He's been interviewing for head coaching positions, including a finalist spot for the Tennessee Titans. Reid's support suggests confidence in Nagy's coaching acumen. The Chiefs are likely losing a key member of their staff.

Reid also noted that the transition to Bieniemy was logical, especially given his strong relationship with Patrick Mahomes. With head coaching vacancies still open, Nagy may have a shot. Several teams are looking for a new coach. It's a key time of year for teams to make decisions that will shape their future.

Nagy adjusted the Chiefs offense during the 2024 season despite injuries, which is a testament to his talent. His experience and recent success with the Chiefs make him an attractive candidate. It means teams are likely to be considering his experience with the Chiefs.