The Patriots interviewed another candidate for the offensive coordinator job this week. Tom Pelissero of NFL Media reported, citing sources. Fleury is in his fifth season in San Francisco and second as a head coach. According to Pelissero, he was Kyle Shanahan’s “trusted assistant.”Fleury joined the 49ers in 2019 as the defensive quality control coach.
He then spent the next two seasons as the quality control offensive line coach before accepting his current role in San Francisco. Prior to joining the 49ers, he spent three seasons with the Miami Dolphins as a football scouting analyst and director of football research. He also has experience as the outside linebackers coach for the Cleveland Browns in 2015 and the quality control coach for the Buffalo Bills in 2013. Buffalo Bills.
New England also interviewed Detriott Lions offensive coordinator Tanner Engstrand, Carolina Panthers offensive coordinator Thomas Brown and Houston Texans coach Jerrod Johnson this week. Fleury spoke with the Patriots about eight people he interviewed for the offensive coordinator position. They include Rams coach Nick Keiley, Los Angeles quarterbacks coordinator and coach Zach Robinson, and Dan Pitcher, who replaced Brian Callahan in Cincinnati.
Bengals offensive coordinator. Shane Waldron was the offensive coordinator for the Chicago Bears.The Patriots appear to be having trouble filling the offensive coordinator position with reports that the position is “not very interesting,” and New England has been wide open for the position with a “two-pronged approach” to capitalize on it. New England followed the Rooney Rule when they interviewed Brown, so they can name a new offensive coordinator at any time.
