Former Arizona Cardinals head coach Kliff Kingsbury has indicated he is in no rush to take on a new coaching position following his dismissal from the team. According to sources, Kingsbury is still receiving compensation from the Cardinals, allowing him to maintain flexibility in his next career move. Kingsbury stated, ‘I’m really just enjoying this time off. It’s been a crazy few years and I think a lot of us just need a breather.’ Meanwhile, there are ongoing discussions about the Washington Commanders’ offensive strength under new leadership as they prepare for their upcoming playoff game. The team’s recent strategies have drawn comparisons to Kingsbury’s offensive schemes, making his insights highly sought after. Commanders’ offensive coordinator elaborated on how they are gearing up against key defenders, particularly noting Calijah Kancey from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as a player they must strategize around. ‘He’s a difference maker on their front line,’ said the coordinator, emphasizing Kancey’s impact on the game. As the playoffs approach, both Kingsbury’s reflections on his past experiences and the Commanders’ preparations will be pivotal in defining their respective futures.
