The New Orleans Saints, Chicago Bears and New York Jets all fired their head coaches at some point during the 2024 NFL season. That number will change after Sunday's slate of Week 18 games

Commanders offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury has put together an excellent debut season in Washington; his offense is ranked fourth in yards and fifth in points, while quarterback Jayden Daniels is the runaway favorite to win Offensive Rookie of the Year.

Quarterback Caleb Williams had some strong thoughts on the possibility of Kliff Kingsbury being the next head coach of the Chicago Bears.

Fresh off another season that fell short of expectations, the pressure is mounting for the Bears to find the right leader to turn things around. President Kevin Warren and general manager Ryan Poles say they’re casting a wide net, and will likely be considering both seasoned veterans and up-and-coming masterminds from the coordinator ranks.

This likely is Poles’ last chance to deliver a winner. Bears president Kevin Warren made a strong statement in Poles’ favor last month, and all indications are that he’ll stand by it and have Poles run point on the coaching search. Poles is scheduled to speak to the media Tuesday, another sign that he’s staying.

According to Jeremy Fowler of ESPN, Washington Commanders offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury is expected to interview for the Bears head coaching job. Kingsbury coached Texas Tech and the Arizona Cardinals, and last year was an advisor at USC when Williams was USC QB.

Bears interim head coach Thomas Brown will interview for the full-time position left vacant after Matt Eberflus' firing

With Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson seemingly losing interest in their head-coaching vacancy, the Chicago Bears may want to target another sharp OC.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams has praised Kliff Kingsbury, who may be a candidate for the Bears’ coaching job this offseason

Former Arizona Cardinals head coach Kliff Kingsbury opened up about the biggest change he would make if given another shot elsewhere.

Commanders OC Kliff Kingsbury told reporters Thursday that he's interested in being a head coach again "at some point," but affirmed his happiness in Washington.