After an up-and-down season with UCLA in 2024, Eric Bieniemy returned to NFL coaching with the Chicago Bears as their running backs coach.

Eric Bieniemy’s NFL journey showcases a path from player to coach. After spending nine seasons as a running back with the San Diego Chargers, Cincinnati Bengals and Philadelphia Eagles, he returned to ...

The Chicago Bears continue to fill out their coaching staff under new head coach Ben Johnson, as they named Eric Bieniemy ...

The Chicago Bears coaching staff under head coach Ben Johnson continues to get rave reviews after hiring Eric Bieniemy as ...

Bieniemy, 55, played 10 seasons in the NFL for the Chargers, Bengals, and Eagles before retiring in 1999. Jonathan Jones reports that the Bears are hiring Eric Bieniemy as their RB coach after he ...

As the hottest potential head coach candidate for several years, Eric Bieniemy was denied and now he's reportedly back in the NFL as Bears running backs coach.

Eric Bieniemy will return to Northwest Stadium in Landover next season. Bieniemy, who was the offensive coordinator for the Commanders in one of the most forgettable and regrettable seasons in recent ...

Bieniemy, 55, spent 10 seasons with the Kansas City Chiefs, helping them win two Super Bowls and three AFC Championships as ...

After a year on UCLA's staff, veteran NFL assistant Eric Bieniemy appears to have returned to the professional ranks. Bieniemy has agreed to become the Chicago Bears' next running backs coach ...

The best years of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes’ career came while working under Eric Bieniemy. From 2018 to 2022, Bieniemy was Kansas City’s offensive coordinator ...

Eric Bieniemy, the Chiefs offensive coordinator from 2018-22, was hired on Saturday to be the Bears’ running backs coach. Smith listed the traits that he said would help Bieniemy improve the Bears.

Former Kansas City Chiefs and Washington Commanders offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy ... head coach. Bieniemy ran for 1,589 yards in nine NFL seasons for the Chargers, Bengals and Eagles.