Lincoln Riley has a popular former USC assistant garnering head coaching attention. Kliff Kingsbury rises as an early name to monitor for one historic college football program's opening ...

Assuming Kingsbury does return to the Commanders, it is the best possible move for all parties involved. Let's start with the Commanders' side of this.

Kliff Kingsbury is staying in the nation’s capital. The Commanders offensive coordinator has decided against pursuing another NFL head coaching job for this coming season, according to ESPN ...

Kingsbury was one of three coaches officially requested by the Saints who later withdrew from their interview process. Aaron Glenn, who played for the Saints in 2008 and coached there from 2016 to ...

Kingsbury was also a big-time college football head coach for a stretch, going 35-40 in 6 seasons at Texas Tech from 2013 to 2018. Kingsbury’s reputation has been almost entirely built on his ...

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When we place Kingsbury against the backdrop of a highly chaotic and mismanaged Cardinals franchise at the time, going from a five-win team in Murray’s rookie year to an 11-win playoff team in ...

On Sunday, we explained that Commanders offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury might wait on conducting one or more head-coaching interviews. He has decided to wait on all of them. Per a source with ...

The 45-year-old Kingsbury is in his first season with Washington and, along with head coach Dan Quinn, has produced a total overhaul of the team ever since their 4-13 finish in 2023.

For now, the Bears and Saints have submitted interview requests for Kingsbury. The Jaguars could get involved this week, too. At the end of the day, Kingsbury will be in no hurry to leave. He’ll make ...