Commanders New Coach "Making Intensity Felt Early" In Washington


Eric Bieniemy, the former offensive coordinator of the Kansas City Chiefs, has embraced a new challenge as the offensive coordinator for the Washington Commanders.

Despite not securing a head coaching position, Bieniemy's enthusiasm for his role in Washington is palpable. With a decade of experience in Kansas City, he recognizes the need for change and eagerly embraces the opportunity to reevaluate and refine his coaching approach.

Bieniemy's arrival has injected a renewed sense of urgency and attention to detail into the Commanders' practices.

The team's offense has struggled in recent years, and Bieniemy's reputation as an intense and demanding coach brings hope for a much-needed improvement. He sets high standards for both starters and rookies, pushing everyone to reach their full potential.

The Commanders' coaching staff praises Bieniemy's emphasis on accountability and perfection. They appreciate his dedication to ensuring everyone is actively involved in achieving their goals.

With a Super Bowl-winning background and a desire to prove himself as a head coach, Bieniemy aims to transform Washington's offense and maximize their potential in the upcoming season.

As the team prepares for training camp, the players have fully bought into Bieniemy's vision.

They embrace his coaching style and the energy he brings to the field. With his demanding nature and focus on accountability, Bieniemy aims to revitalize the Commanders' offense, turning it into a formidable unit.

The players believe in his ability to lead them to new heights and are determined to excel under his guidance. Photo Credit: Eric Hartline-USA TODAY Sports