Last hiring cycle, while still in place as the head coach at UCLA before he ultimately left for Columbus, Chip Kelly was in the mix for a number of NFL offensive coordinator opportunities. After helping lead Ryan Day and Ohio State to a national title,

According to CBS Sports’ insider Jonathan Jones, Kelly is considered a target for both the Jacksonville Jaguars and Texans OC positions. The former Oregon and UCLA head coach also could get looks in Tampa Bay and Las Vegas for their openings.

Last offseason, former Eagles and 49ers head coach Chip Kelly interviewed at least twice for the Raiders’ offensive coordinator job, a job that ultimately went to Luke Getsy (who lasted only nine games in Las Vegas).

Former Oregon Ducks coach Chip Kelly won his first national championship as the offensive coordinator with the Ohio State Buckeyes and coach Ryan Day. Will Kelly make the jump back to the NFL after winning the College Football Playoff?

Former New England Patriots linebacker and current NFL analyst Ted Johnson initially wanted Ohio State offensive coordinator Chip Kelly over Josh McDaniels as the Patriots offensive coordinator.

The Houston Texans are looking for a new man to lead the offense following the firing of offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik Friday afternoon. Fresh off back-to-back AFC South division titles, Houston

New Jacksonville Jaguars' head coach Liam Coen will now begin the task of filling out his coaching staff. And one name to watch for the offensive coordinator role is Chip Kelly. According to Jonathan Jones of CBS Sports,

Chip Kelly has been linked to NFL jobs after he helped Ohio State win a national championship, and there are at least two AFC teams that reportedly view him as a potential offensive coordinator candidate.