As reported last week, Georgia offensive coordinator Todd Monken is interviewing this week for the vacant Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator role.
Sources tell me that UGA offensive coordinator/QBs coach and former Bucs and Browns offensive coordinator Todd Monken will interview next week for the Bucs’ offensive coordinator position.
— JennaLaineESPN (@JennaLaineESPN) January 27, 2023
News broke a day later that Monken had already had an interview with the Baltimore Ravens for the same role.
The #Ravens interviewed Georgia offensive coordinator Todd Monken for their OC job this week, per source. Monken has been eyeing a potential NFL return and also is slated to speak with the #Bucs.
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) January 28, 2023
Monken to the Buccaneers is reportedly gaining steam as NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport and Mike Garafolo tab Monken as ‘a strong candidate’ for the role.
#Georgia OC Todd Monken is interviewing for the #Bucs OC job tomorrow, per me and @MikeGarafolo. Monken is a strong candidate to take his old job with a new head coach.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) January 31, 2023
Monken served in the same capacity for Tampa Bay from 2016-2018 under former head coach Dirk Koetter.
Monken also has previous NFL experience with the Cleveland Browns and Jacksonville Jaguars.
With the success Monken has had in Athens, it’s no surprise that multiple NFL organizations are interested.
Georgia finished fifth in the nation in both total offense (501 yards per game), and scoring offense (41 points per game) in 2022.
Monken spoke on his future at Georgia leading up to the Bulldogs Peach Bowl win over Ohio State.
“At some point in my career I thought I knew exactly what I wanted next year, in five years, in 10 years, really what I wanted. I don’t know if it’s just getting old or the appreciation for the job you have, but I don’t control opportunities that come my way,” Monken said. “I would never say never to anything. I would never say no to anything, but I love where I’m at because I believe we’re going to win and I believe in the head coach. So those are all huge factors in where you decide to stay as a coach.”