Joe Bleymaier enters his first season a the wide receivers coach with the Chiefs in 2021 after serving three as the pass game analyst/assistant quarterbacks coach (2018-21) and two as an offensive quality control coach (2016-17). He came to Kansas City after previously spending three seasons at the University of Colorado as a quality control coach (2013-15).
In 2020, Bleymaier continued to lead one of the most explosive passing games in the NFL with QB Patrick Mahomes at the helm. The Chiefs offense ranked first in the league in passing yards per game (303.4) and net passing yards (4,85), third in average gain per pass play (7.48) and tied for third in passing touchdowns (40).
In 2019, he helped the Chiefs passing game rank fifth in passing yards per game (281.1) and second in average gain per pass play (7.48).
In 2018, Bleymaier worked with a Chiefs offense featured the NFL MVP, Mahomes, as he threw for 5,097 yards and 50 touchdowns, which is only the second time in NFL history that a player has thrown for 5,000 yards and 50 touchdowns.
Prior to his time at Colorado, Bleymaier spent two seasons at Wauwatosa East High School in Milwaukee, Wis., while he was attending law school.
Additionally, Bleymaier spent three summers as a football operations intern with Andy Reid and the Philadelphia Eagles (2007-09) while Reid was the Head Coach and Executive Vice President of Football Operations in Philadelphia.
Bleymaier was a four-year letterman as a wide receiver at Delaware (2002-05), where he hauled in 74 career receptions for 864 yards (11.7 avg.) with 11 total offensive touchdowns. In his sophomore season, Bleymaier was a member of the Blue Hens' 15-1, I-AA National Championship team.
Education: University of Delaware (B.A. 2005); Marquette University (J.D. 2009).Born:Boise, Idaho. Family:Wife - Stephanie; Son - Calvin; Daughter - Hayden.
