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Charlie Weis Jr. is considered an up-and-coming star in college coaching ranks, but he may not stay at that level for long. Sources told CBS Sports’ Matt Zenitz<\/a> that NFL teams<\/a> have identified Weis as a possible offensive coordinator candidate heading into the offseason job cycle.<\/p>\n Weis has spent the last four seasons as the quarterbacks coach and offensive coordinator at Ole Miss, and he’s only raised his stock in the eyes of decision-makers. Weis helped develop New York Giants<\/a> first-round pick Jaxson Dart<\/a>, and he turned Trinidad Chambliss into a household name while overseeing the Rebels’ top-ranked offense in 2025.<\/p>\n Although Weis is expected to join Lane Kiffin’s staff at LSU, he’s stayed behind in Oxford to run the Ole Miss offense in the College Football<\/a> Playoff. Through the first two rounds, which includes a thrilling quarterfinal win over Georgia, the Rebels are averaging 40 points per game.<\/p>\n As our own Brandon Marcello reported, many LSU-bound assistant coaches are expected to leave Ole Miss<\/a> ahead of its Fiesta Bowl semifinal matchup against Miami on Thursday night in Glendale, Arizona. However, Weis will remain with the Rebels as they pursue a national championship.<\/p>\n