2026 NFL Offensive Coordinators
Offensive coordinators matter because they shape play design, quarterback development, weekly game plans and the offensive side of a team’s coaching direction. The smart way to read the position is with team context, because the head coach, quarterback and roster all change the job.
How It Connects
How This Connects to Coaching Direction
PFM Coaching Direction is not just a head coach score. It also considers coordinator stability, staff performance, player development, culture and game management, which is why coordinator pages should be read next to the PFM Coaching Direction rankings.
Coordinator List
Every 2026 NFL Offensive Coordinator
Search or sort the table to compare staff setup, team context and the PFM ratings around each coordinator.
 Arizona Cardinals |
Nathaniel Hackett | Mike LaFleur | 2026 | Green Bay Packers defensive analyst (2025) | 76.0 | 78.4 | 67.4 | No. 30 | View Dashboard |
 Atlanta Falcons |
Tommy Rees | Kevin Stefanski | 2026 | Cleveland Browns offensive coordinator (2025) | 78.6 | 77.7 | 79.5 | No. 20 | View Dashboard |
 Baltimore Ravens |
Declan Doyle | Jesse Minter | 2026 | Chicago Bears offensive coordinator (2025) | 85.3 | 85.7 | 87.5 | No. 31 | View Dashboard |
 Buffalo Bills |
Pete Carmichael Jr. | Joe Brady | 2026 | Denver Broncos senior offensive assistant (2024–2025) | 90.5 | 88.0 | 90.7 | No. 27 | View Dashboard |
 Carolina Panthers |
Brad Idzik | Dave Canales | 2024 | Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receivers coach (2023) | 72.9 | 75.1 | 71.8 | No. 32 | View Dashboard |
 Chicago Bears |
Press Taylor | Ben Johnson | 2026 | Bears passing game coordinator (2025) | 82.8 | 84.0 | 86.5 | No. 11 | View Dashboard |
 Cincinnati Bengals |
Dan Pitcher | Zac Taylor | 2024 | Bengals quarterbacks coach (2020–2023) | 84.2 | 88.1 | 81.3 | No. 21 | View Dashboard |
 Cleveland Browns |
Travis Switzer | Todd Monken | 2026 | Baltimore Ravens run game coordinator (2024–2025) | 69.5 | 67.0 | 63.7 | No. 25 | View Dashboard |
 Dallas Cowboys |
Klayton Adams | Brian Schottenheimer | 2025 | Arizona Cardinals offensive line coach (2023–2024) | 86.0 | 81.6 | 80.5 | No. 22 | View Dashboard |
 Denver Broncos |
Davis Webb | Sean Payton | 2026 | Broncos quarterbacks coach & pass game coordinator (2025) | 81.3 | 83.1 | 74.5 | No. 6 | View Dashboard |
 Detroit Lions |
Drew Petzing | Dan Campbell | 2026 | Arizona Cardinals offensive coordinator (2023–2025) | 88.5 | 85.4 | 84.8 | No. 4 | View Dashboard |
 Green Bay Packers |
Adam Stenavich | Matt LaFleur | 2022 | Packers offensive line coach & run game coordinator (2019–2021) | 85.9 | 85.1 | 88.4 | No. 9 | View Dashboard |
 Houston Texans |
Nick Caley | DeMeco Ryans | 2025 | Los Angeles Rams tight ends coach & pass game coordinator (2024) | 79.1 | 83.3 | 73.4 | No. 15 | View Dashboard |
 Indianapolis Colts |
Jim Bob Cooter | Shane Steichen | 2023 | Jacksonville Jaguars passing game coordinator (2022) | 78.3 | 77.0 | 71.1 | No. 24 | View Dashboard |
 Jacksonville Jaguars |
Grant Udinski | Liam Coen | 2025 | Minnesota Vikings assistant offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach (2024) | 80.7 | 82.0 | 79.0 | No. 16 | View Dashboard |
 Kansas City Chiefs |
Eric Bieniemy | Andy Reid | 2026 | Chicago Bears running backs coach (2025) | 83.2 | 86.2 | 80.0 | No. 1 | View Dashboard |
 Las Vegas Raiders |
Andrew Janocko | Klint Kubiak | 2026 | Seattle Seahawks quarterbacks coach (2025) | 72.3 | 74.0 | 65.2 | No. 23 | View Dashboard |
 Los Angeles Chargers |
Mike McDaniel | Jim Harbaugh | 2026 | Miami Dolphins head coach (2022–2025) | 82.4 | 86.1 | 75.3 | No. 5 | View Dashboard |
 Los Angeles Rams |
Nathan Scheelhaase | Sean McVay | 2026 | Rams passing game coordinator (2025) | 88.0 | 86.0 | 90.0 | No. 3 | View Dashboard |
 Miami Dolphins |
Bobby Slowik | Jeff Hafley | 2026 | Dolphins senior passing game coordinator (2025) | 78.0 | 78.9 | 70.1 | No. 28 | View Dashboard |
 Minnesota Vikings |
Wes Phillips | Kevin O'Connell | 2022 | Los Angeles Rams tight ends coach & passing game coordinator (2019–2021) | 76.6 | 76.4 | 77.3 | No. 13 | View Dashboard |
 New England Patriots |
Josh McDaniels | Mike Vrabel | 2025 | Las Vegas Raiders head coach (2022–2023) | 83.4 | 84.0 | 88.7 | No. 7 | View Dashboard |
 New Orleans Saints |
Doug Nussmeier | Kellen Moore | 2025 | Philadelphia Eagles quarterbacks coach (2024) | 69.0 | 69.2 | 61.1 | No. 29 | View Dashboard |
 New York Giants |
Matt Nagy | John Harbaugh | 2026 | Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator (2023–2025) | 74.7 | 70.3 | 79.0 | No. 14 | View Dashboard |
 New York Jets |
Frank Reich | Aaron Glenn | 2026 | Stanford interim head coach (2025) | 72.7 | 74.0 | 69.7 | No. 26 | View Dashboard |
 Philadelphia Eagles |
Sean Mannion | Nick Sirianni | 2026 | Green Bay Packers quarterbacks coach (2025) | 84.1 | 85.4 | 77.4 | No. 12 | View Dashboard |
 Pittsburgh Steelers |
Brian Angelichio | Mike McCarthy | 2026 | Minnesota Vikings tight ends coach & pass game coordinator (2022–2025) | 77.6 | 75.8 | 70.8 | No. 10 | View Dashboard |
 San Francisco 49ers |
Klay Kubiak | Kyle Shanahan | 2025 | 49ers offensive passing game specialist (2024) | 85.1 | 85.7 | 77.9 | No. 8 | View Dashboard |
 Seattle Seahawks |
Brian Fleury | Mike Macdonald | 2026 | San Francisco 49ers tight ends coach & run game coordinator (2022–2025) | 86.6 | 84.5 | 88.8 | No. 2 | View Dashboard |
 Tampa Bay Buccaneers |
Zac Robinson | Todd Bowles | 2026 | Atlanta Falcons offensive coordinator (2024–2025) | 80.8 | 80.2 | 82.0 | No. 18 | View Dashboard |
 Tennessee Titans |
Brian Daboll | Robert Saleh | 2026 | New York Giants head coach (2022–2025) | 68.8 | 73.9 | 67.3 | No. 19 | View Dashboard |
 Washington Commanders |
David Blough | Dan Quinn | 2026 | Commanders assistant quarterbacks coach (2024–2025) | 82.4 | 84.8 | 79.3 | No. 17 | View Dashboard |
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Staff Changes
New Offensive Coordinators for 2026
A new coordinator can change the weekly rhythm, but the job still depends on the head coach, quarterback, roster and current team direction.
| Arizona Cardinals |
Nathaniel Hackett | Green Bay Packers defensive analyst (2025) | Mike LaFleur | Can Nathaniel Hackett build a cleaner weekly plan around an offense at 76.0 while the quarterback setup sits at 78.4? |
| Atlanta Falcons |
Tommy Rees | Cleveland Browns offensive coordinator (2025) | Kevin Stefanski | Can Tommy Rees build a cleaner weekly plan around an offense at 78.6 while the quarterback setup sits at 77.7? |
| Baltimore Ravens |
Declan Doyle | Chicago Bears offensive coordinator (2025) | Jesse Minter | Can Declan Doyle build a cleaner weekly plan around an offense at 85.3 while the quarterback setup sits at 85.7? |
| Buffalo Bills |
Pete Carmichael Jr. | Denver Broncos senior offensive assistant (2024–2025) | Joe Brady | Can Pete Carmichael Jr. build a cleaner weekly plan around an offense at 90.5 while the quarterback setup sits at 88.0? |
| Chicago Bears |
Press Taylor | Bears passing game coordinator (2025) | Ben Johnson | Can Press Taylor build a cleaner weekly plan around an offense at 82.8 while the quarterback setup sits at 84.0? |
| Cleveland Browns |
Travis Switzer | Baltimore Ravens run game coordinator (2024–2025) | Todd Monken | Can Travis Switzer build a cleaner weekly plan around an offense at 69.5 while the quarterback setup sits at 67.0? |
| Denver Broncos |
Davis Webb | Broncos quarterbacks coach & pass game coordinator (2025) | Sean Payton | Can Davis Webb build a cleaner weekly plan around an offense at 81.3 while the quarterback setup sits at 83.1? |
| Detroit Lions |
Drew Petzing | Arizona Cardinals offensive coordinator (2023–2025) | Dan Campbell | Can Drew Petzing build a cleaner weekly plan around an offense at 88.5 while the quarterback setup sits at 85.4? |
| Kansas City Chiefs |
Eric Bieniemy | Chicago Bears running backs coach (2025) | Andy Reid | Can Eric Bieniemy build a cleaner weekly plan around an offense at 83.2 while the quarterback setup sits at 86.2? |
| Las Vegas Raiders |
Andrew Janocko | Seattle Seahawks quarterbacks coach (2025) | Klint Kubiak | Can Andrew Janocko build a cleaner weekly plan around an offense at 72.3 while the quarterback setup sits at 74.0? |
| Los Angeles Chargers |
Mike McDaniel | Miami Dolphins head coach (2022–2025) | Jim Harbaugh | Can Mike McDaniel build a cleaner weekly plan around an offense at 82.4 while the quarterback setup sits at 86.1? |
| Los Angeles Rams |
Nathan Scheelhaase | Rams passing game coordinator (2025) | Sean McVay | Can Nathan Scheelhaase build a cleaner weekly plan around an offense at 88.0 while the quarterback setup sits at 86.0? |
| Miami Dolphins |
Bobby Slowik | Dolphins senior passing game coordinator (2025) | Jeff Hafley | Can Bobby Slowik build a cleaner weekly plan around an offense at 78.0 while the quarterback setup sits at 78.9? |
| New York Giants |
Matt Nagy | Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator (2023–2025) | John Harbaugh | Can Matt Nagy build a cleaner weekly plan around an offense at 74.7 while the quarterback setup sits at 70.3? |
| New York Jets |
Frank Reich | Stanford interim head coach (2025) | Aaron Glenn | Can Frank Reich build a cleaner weekly plan around an offense at 72.7 while the quarterback setup sits at 74.0? |
| Philadelphia Eagles |
Sean Mannion | Green Bay Packers quarterbacks coach (2025) | Nick Sirianni | Can Sean Mannion build a cleaner weekly plan around an offense at 84.1 while the quarterback setup sits at 85.4? |
| Pittsburgh Steelers |
Brian Angelichio | Minnesota Vikings tight ends coach & pass game coordinator (2022–2025) | Mike McCarthy | Can Brian Angelichio build a cleaner weekly plan around an offense at 77.6 while the quarterback setup sits at 75.8? |
| Seattle Seahawks |
Brian Fleury | San Francisco 49ers tight ends coach & run game coordinator (2022–2025) | Mike Macdonald | Can Brian Fleury build a cleaner weekly plan around an offense at 86.6 while the quarterback setup sits at 84.5? |
| Tampa Bay Buccaneers |
Zac Robinson | Atlanta Falcons offensive coordinator (2024–2025) | Todd Bowles | Can Zac Robinson build a cleaner weekly plan around an offense at 80.8 while the quarterback setup sits at 80.2? |
| Tennessee Titans |
Brian Daboll | New York Giants head coach (2022–2025) | Robert Saleh | Can Brian Daboll build a cleaner weekly plan around an offense at 68.8 while the quarterback setup sits at 73.9? |
| Washington Commanders |
David Blough | Commanders assistant quarterbacks coach (2024–2025) | Dan Quinn | Can David Blough build a cleaner weekly plan around an offense at 82.4 while the quarterback setup sits at 84.8? |
Strongest Setup
Best Offensive Coordinator Situations
This is team context, not a ranking of coordinator talent. The point is to show which staffs have the strongest environment around them.
Nathan Scheelhaase gets a cleaner job than most: Los Angeles Rams pair Offense 88.0 with QB Stability 86.0, so the weekly plan does not have to hide the quarterback.
The Bills can let Pete Carmichael Jr. build from strength because Offense 90.5 and QB Stability 88.0 already give the staff answers.
Few offensive staffs get a better starting point. The Lions carry Offense 88.5 and QB Stability 85.4, giving Drew Petzing room to build rather than patch.
Seattle Seahawks belongs in this group because the quarterback setup supports the unit grade. Offense 86.6 and QB Stability 84.5 make the coordinator job more stable.
Green Bay Packers belongs in this group because the quarterback setup supports the unit grade. Offense 85.9 and QB Stability 85.1 make the coordinator job more stable.
Harder Jobs
Toughest Offensive Coordinator Situations
This is not a blame section. It identifies the jobs where the coordinator has less margin because the current roster, unit grade or team results create a tougher setup.
The Saints are a harder offensive setup because Offense 69.0 and QB Stability 69.2 leave the staff with less margin on early downs.
The Browns need more offensive stability before the coordinator situation can feel comfortable. The current marks are Offense 69.5 and QB Stability 67.0.
Brian Daboll has a real problem-solving job in Tennessee Titans. Offense 68.8 and QB Stability 73.9 put pressure on the weekly plan to create easier throws.
The Raiders need more offensive stability before the coordinator situation can feel comfortable. The current marks are Offense 72.3 and QB Stability 74.0.
The Panthers need more offensive stability before the coordinator situation can feel comfortable. The current marks are Offense 72.9 and QB Stability 75.1.
All 32 Teams
Team-by-Team Offensive Coordinator Notes
These notes connect the coordinator listing to the PFM ratings around each staff.
Arizona CardinalsNathaniel Hackett
- Head Coach
- Mike LaFleur
- Year Hired
- 2026
- Previous Role
- Green Bay Packers defensive analyst (2025)
- Offensive Rating
- 76.0
- QB Stability
- 78.4
- Explosiveness
- 67.4
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 30
What the numbers say
The Cardinals are not a simple read. Offense 76.0 grades as a concern, while QB Stability 78.4 is a area to watch, so the staff has to lean into the stronger piece and protect the softer one.
View Team DashboardAtlanta FalconsTommy Rees
- Head Coach
- Kevin Stefanski
- Year Hired
- 2026
- Previous Role
- Cleveland Browns offensive coordinator (2025)
- Offensive Rating
- 78.6
- QB Stability
- 77.7
- Explosiveness
- 79.5
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 20
What the numbers say
The Falcons show why coordinator pages need more than a name list. The offense is at 78.6, the quarterback setup is at 77.7, and that gap changes what the staff can call comfortably.
View Team DashboardBaltimore RavensDeclan Doyle
- Head Coach
- Jesse Minter
- Year Hired
- 2026
- Previous Role
- Chicago Bears offensive coordinator (2025)
- Offensive Rating
- 85.3
- QB Stability
- 85.7
- Explosiveness
- 87.5
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 31
What the numbers say
For Baltimore Ravens, the coordinator context is favorable without turning the rating into a one-man credit. Offense 85.3 and QB Stability 85.7 give the staff answers before matchup week even starts.
View Team DashboardBuffalo BillsPete Carmichael Jr.
- Head Coach
- Joe Brady
- Year Hired
- 2026
- Previous Role
- Denver Broncos senior offensive assistant (2024–2025)
- Offensive Rating
- 90.5
- QB Stability
- 88.0
- Explosiveness
- 90.7
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 27
What the numbers say
For Buffalo Bills, the coordinator context is favorable without turning the rating into a one-man credit. Offense 90.5 and QB Stability 88.0 give the staff answers before matchup week even starts.
View Team DashboardCarolina PanthersBrad Idzik
- Head Coach
- Dave Canales
- Year Hired
- 2024
- Previous Role
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receivers coach (2023)
- Offensive Rating
- 72.9
- QB Stability
- 75.1
- Explosiveness
- 71.8
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 32
What the numbers say
The offensive assignment in Carolina Panthers is heavy. With Offense 72.9 and QB Stability 75.1, Brad Idzik has to help the quarterback room without pretending scheme alone fixes everything.
View Team DashboardChicago BearsPress Taylor
- Head Coach
- Ben Johnson
- Year Hired
- 2026
- Previous Role
- Bears passing game coordinator (2025)
- Offensive Rating
- 82.8
- QB Stability
- 84.0
- Explosiveness
- 86.5
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 11
What the numbers say
This is one of the better offensive environments on the board because the quarterback setup matches the unit grade. The Bears sit at 82.8 on offense and 84.0 in QB Stability.
View Team DashboardCincinnati BengalsDan Pitcher
- Head Coach
- Zac Taylor
- Year Hired
- 2024
- Previous Role
- Bengals quarterbacks coach (2020–2023)
- Offensive Rating
- 84.2
- QB Stability
- 88.1
- Explosiveness
- 81.3
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 21
What the numbers say
Dan Pitcher does not have to manufacture the whole identity from scratch. The Bengals already carry Offense 84.2, QB Stability 88.1 and Explosiveness 81.3, which is enough structure for a varied game plan.
View Team DashboardCleveland BrownsTravis Switzer
- Head Coach
- Todd Monken
- Year Hired
- 2026
- Previous Role
- Baltimore Ravens run game coordinator (2024–2025)
- Offensive Rating
- 69.5
- QB Stability
- 67.0
- Explosiveness
- 63.7
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 25
What the numbers say
This is not a coordinator blame note; it is the job description. Cleveland Browns sits at 69.5 on offense and 67.0 in QB Stability, which makes every game plan carry more stress.
View Team DashboardDallas CowboysKlayton Adams
- Head Coach
- Brian Schottenheimer
- Year Hired
- 2025
- Previous Role
- Arizona Cardinals offensive line coach (2023–2024)
- Offensive Rating
- 86.0
- QB Stability
- 81.6
- Explosiveness
- 80.5
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 22
What the numbers say
The Cowboys show why coordinator pages need more than a name list. The offense is at 86.0, the quarterback setup is at 81.6, and that gap changes what the staff can call comfortably.
View Team DashboardDenver BroncosDavis Webb
- Head Coach
- Sean Payton
- Year Hired
- 2026
- Previous Role
- Broncos quarterbacks coach & pass game coordinator (2025)
- Offensive Rating
- 81.3
- QB Stability
- 83.1
- Explosiveness
- 74.5
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 6
What the numbers say
The setup around Davis Webb is split. Denver Broncos brings Offense 81.3 and QB Stability 83.1, which means the play-calling conversation should stay tied to the quarterback and roster context.
View Team DashboardDetroit LionsDrew Petzing
- Head Coach
- Dan Campbell
- Year Hired
- 2026
- Previous Role
- Arizona Cardinals offensive coordinator (2023–2025)
- Offensive Rating
- 88.5
- QB Stability
- 85.4
- Explosiveness
- 84.8
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 4
What the numbers say
The Lions give Drew Petzing a clean runway: Offense 88.5 and QB Stability 85.4 both point to a staff that can build from strength instead of chasing fixes.
View Team DashboardGreen Bay PackersAdam Stenavich
- Head Coach
- Matt LaFleur
- Year Hired
- 2022
- Previous Role
- Packers offensive line coach & run game coordinator (2019–2021)
- Offensive Rating
- 85.9
- QB Stability
- 85.1
- Explosiveness
- 88.4
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 9
What the numbers say
The Packers give Adam Stenavich a clean runway: Offense 85.9 and QB Stability 85.1 both point to a staff that can build from strength instead of chasing fixes.
View Team DashboardHouston TexansNick Caley
- Head Coach
- DeMeco Ryans
- Year Hired
- 2025
- Previous Role
- Los Angeles Rams tight ends coach & pass game coordinator (2024)
- Offensive Rating
- 79.1
- QB Stability
- 83.3
- Explosiveness
- 73.4
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 15
What the numbers say
The Texans are not a simple read. Offense 79.1 grades as a area to watch, while QB Stability 83.3 is a strength, so the staff has to lean into the stronger piece and protect the softer one.
View Team DashboardIndianapolis ColtsJim Bob Cooter
- Head Coach
- Shane Steichen
- Year Hired
- 2023
- Previous Role
- Jacksonville Jaguars passing game coordinator (2022)
- Offensive Rating
- 78.3
- QB Stability
- 77.0
- Explosiveness
- 71.1
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 24
What the numbers say
Jim Bob Cooter gets a job shaped by two different numbers: Offense 78.3 and QB Stability 77.0. That combination says more about the environment than any title line could.
View Team DashboardJacksonville JaguarsGrant Udinski
- Head Coach
- Liam Coen
- Year Hired
- 2025
- Previous Role
- Minnesota Vikings assistant offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach (2024)
- Offensive Rating
- 80.7
- QB Stability
- 82.0
- Explosiveness
- 79.0
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 16
What the numbers say
There is useful context here, but it is not clean enough for a sweeping take. Jacksonville Jaguars has Offense 80.7, QB Stability 82.0 and Explosiveness 79.0, so the staff has to win with the part of the offense that travels best.
View Team DashboardKansas City ChiefsEric Bieniemy
- Head Coach
- Andy Reid
- Year Hired
- 2026
- Previous Role
- Chicago Bears running backs coach (2025)
- Offensive Rating
- 83.2
- QB Stability
- 86.2
- Explosiveness
- 80.0
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 1
What the numbers say
This is one of the better offensive environments on the board because the quarterback setup matches the unit grade. The Chiefs sit at 83.2 on offense and 86.2 in QB Stability.
View Team DashboardLas Vegas RaidersAndrew Janocko
- Head Coach
- Klint Kubiak
- Year Hired
- 2026
- Previous Role
- Seattle Seahawks quarterbacks coach (2025)
- Offensive Rating
- 72.3
- QB Stability
- 74.0
- Explosiveness
- 65.2
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 23
What the numbers say
The offensive assignment in Las Vegas Raiders is heavy. With Offense 72.3 and QB Stability 74.0, Andrew Janocko has to help the quarterback room without pretending scheme alone fixes everything.
View Team DashboardLos Angeles ChargersMike McDaniel
- Head Coach
- Jim Harbaugh
- Year Hired
- 2026
- Previous Role
- Miami Dolphins head coach (2022–2025)
- Offensive Rating
- 82.4
- QB Stability
- 86.1
- Explosiveness
- 75.3
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 5
What the numbers say
This is one of the better offensive environments on the board because the quarterback setup matches the unit grade. The Chargers sit at 82.4 on offense and 86.1 in QB Stability.
View Team DashboardLos Angeles RamsNathan Scheelhaase
- Head Coach
- Sean McVay
- Year Hired
- 2026
- Previous Role
- Rams passing game coordinator (2025)
- Offensive Rating
- 88.0
- QB Stability
- 86.0
- Explosiveness
- 90.0
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 3
What the numbers say
Nathan Scheelhaase does not have to manufacture the whole identity from scratch. The Rams already carry Offense 88.0, QB Stability 86.0 and Explosiveness 90.0, which is enough structure for a varied game plan.
View Team DashboardMiami DolphinsBobby Slowik
- Head Coach
- Jeff Hafley
- Year Hired
- 2026
- Previous Role
- Dolphins senior passing game coordinator (2025)
- Offensive Rating
- 78.0
- QB Stability
- 78.9
- Explosiveness
- 70.1
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 28
What the numbers say
The setup around Bobby Slowik is split. Miami Dolphins brings Offense 78.0 and QB Stability 78.9, which means the play-calling conversation should stay tied to the quarterback and roster context.
View Team DashboardMinnesota VikingsWes Phillips
- Head Coach
- Kevin O'Connell
- Year Hired
- 2022
- Previous Role
- Los Angeles Rams tight ends coach & passing game coordinator (2019–2021)
- Offensive Rating
- 76.6
- QB Stability
- 76.4
- Explosiveness
- 77.3
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 13
What the numbers say
The Vikings have to find practical offense first. The current mix of Offense 76.6, QB Stability 76.4 and Explosiveness 77.3 leaves less room for empty possessions.
View Team DashboardNew England PatriotsJosh McDaniels
- Head Coach
- Mike Vrabel
- Year Hired
- 2025
- Previous Role
- Las Vegas Raiders head coach (2022–2023)
- Offensive Rating
- 83.4
- QB Stability
- 84.0
- Explosiveness
- 88.7
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 7
What the numbers say
This is one of the better offensive environments on the board because the quarterback setup matches the unit grade. The Patriots sit at 83.4 on offense and 84.0 in QB Stability.
View Team DashboardNew Orleans SaintsDoug Nussmeier
- Head Coach
- Kellen Moore
- Year Hired
- 2025
- Previous Role
- Philadelphia Eagles quarterbacks coach (2024)
- Offensive Rating
- 69.0
- QB Stability
- 69.2
- Explosiveness
- 61.1
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 29
What the numbers say
The Saints need a cleaner offensive plan because Offense 69.0 and QB Stability 69.2 both fall into the major concern range. That usually means shorter answers, easier throws and fewer wasted early downs.
View Team DashboardNew York GiantsMatt Nagy
- Head Coach
- John Harbaugh
- Year Hired
- 2026
- Previous Role
- Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator (2023–2025)
- Offensive Rating
- 74.7
- QB Stability
- 70.3
- Explosiveness
- 79.0
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 14
What the numbers say
This is not a coordinator blame note; it is the job description. New York Giants sits at 74.7 on offense and 70.3 in QB Stability, which makes every game plan carry more stress.
View Team DashboardNew York JetsFrank Reich
- Head Coach
- Aaron Glenn
- Year Hired
- 2026
- Previous Role
- Stanford interim head coach (2025)
- Offensive Rating
- 72.7
- QB Stability
- 74.0
- Explosiveness
- 69.7
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 26
What the numbers say
The Jets have to find practical offense first. The current mix of Offense 72.7, QB Stability 74.0 and Explosiveness 69.7 leaves less room for empty possessions.
View Team DashboardPhiladelphia EaglesSean Mannion
- Head Coach
- Nick Sirianni
- Year Hired
- 2026
- Previous Role
- Green Bay Packers quarterbacks coach (2025)
- Offensive Rating
- 84.1
- QB Stability
- 85.4
- Explosiveness
- 77.4
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 12
What the numbers say
The Eagles give Sean Mannion a clean runway: Offense 84.1 and QB Stability 85.4 both point to a staff that can build from strength instead of chasing fixes.
View Team DashboardPittsburgh SteelersBrian Angelichio
- Head Coach
- Mike McCarthy
- Year Hired
- 2026
- Previous Role
- Minnesota Vikings tight ends coach & pass game coordinator (2022–2025)
- Offensive Rating
- 77.6
- QB Stability
- 75.8
- Explosiveness
- 70.8
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 10
What the numbers say
The Steelers have to find practical offense first. The current mix of Offense 77.6, QB Stability 75.8 and Explosiveness 70.8 leaves less room for empty possessions.
View Team DashboardSan Francisco 49ersKlay Kubiak
- Head Coach
- Kyle Shanahan
- Year Hired
- 2025
- Previous Role
- 49ers offensive passing game specialist (2024)
- Offensive Rating
- 85.1
- QB Stability
- 85.7
- Explosiveness
- 77.9
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 8
What the numbers say
Klay Kubiak does not have to manufacture the whole identity from scratch. The 49ers already carry Offense 85.1, QB Stability 85.7 and Explosiveness 77.9, which is enough structure for a varied game plan.
View Team DashboardSeattle SeahawksBrian Fleury
- Head Coach
- Mike Macdonald
- Year Hired
- 2026
- Previous Role
- San Francisco 49ers tight ends coach & run game coordinator (2022–2025)
- Offensive Rating
- 86.6
- QB Stability
- 84.5
- Explosiveness
- 88.8
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 2
What the numbers say
For Seattle Seahawks, the coordinator context is favorable without turning the rating into a one-man credit. Offense 86.6 and QB Stability 84.5 give the staff answers before matchup week even starts.
View Team DashboardTampa Bay BuccaneersZac Robinson
- Head Coach
- Todd Bowles
- Year Hired
- 2026
- Previous Role
- Atlanta Falcons offensive coordinator (2024–2025)
- Offensive Rating
- 80.8
- QB Stability
- 80.2
- Explosiveness
- 82.0
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 18
What the numbers say
The setup around Zac Robinson is split. Tampa Bay Buccaneers brings Offense 80.8 and QB Stability 80.2, which means the play-calling conversation should stay tied to the quarterback and roster context.
View Team DashboardTennessee TitansBrian Daboll
- Head Coach
- Robert Saleh
- Year Hired
- 2026
- Previous Role
- New York Giants head coach (2022–2025)
- Offensive Rating
- 68.8
- QB Stability
- 73.9
- Explosiveness
- 67.3
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 19
What the numbers say
This is not a coordinator blame note; it is the job description. Tennessee Titans sits at 68.8 on offense and 73.9 in QB Stability, which makes every game plan carry more stress.
View Team DashboardWashington CommandersDavid Blough
- Head Coach
- Dan Quinn
- Year Hired
- 2026
- Previous Role
- Commanders assistant quarterbacks coach (2024–2025)
- Offensive Rating
- 82.4
- QB Stability
- 84.8
- Explosiveness
- 79.3
- Coaching Direction Rank
- No. 17
What the numbers say
This is one of the better offensive environments on the board because the quarterback setup matches the unit grade. The Commanders sit at 82.4 on offense and 84.8 in QB Stability.
View Team DashboardCoordinator FAQ
Who are the current NFL offensive coordinators?
The table on this page lists every team’s offensive coordinator when the name has been reviewed. Unknown entries are left open instead of guessed.
Do all NFL offensive coordinators call plays?
No. Some offensive coordinators call plays, some work under a head coach who calls plays, and some staffs use a shared or unclear setup.
Which NFL teams have new offensive coordinators in 2026?
Teams marked with a 2026 hire year or a reviewed new-coordinator status appear in the new offensive coordinators section.
Why do offensive coordinators matter?
They shape play design, quarterback development, weekly answers and how the offense fits the roster.
How does PFM connect offensive coordinators to Coaching Direction?
PFM treats coordinators as part of the broader coaching setup, alongside the head coach, staff stability, player development, culture and game management.
PFM ratings updated 2026-06-30 · Coordinator information reviewed as recently as 2026-07-05
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