Charlie Weis Jr. Eyed for Giants Coaching Role Amid Ole Miss Playoff Run

The young offensive coordinator's potential NFL move could shake up both college and pro football landscapes.

Apr. 12, 2026 at 3:58pm

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Charlie Weis Jr., the offensive coordinator behind Ole Miss's playoff run, is reportedly being targeted by the New York Giants for a coaching role. This potential move comes amid a delicate situation, as several Ole Miss assistants have already signed with LSU. Weis Jr. has been vocal about his commitment to the Rebels, but the chance to mentor Giants rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart, whom he knows well, could be a game-changer. Weis Jr.'s NFL pedigree and his father's history with the Giants add another layer of intrigue to this developing story.

Why it matters

This potential move by Weis Jr. could have significant implications for both Ole Miss's playoff aspirations and the Giants' future. Losing their offensive coordinator could be a major blow to the Rebels' championship hopes, while Weis Jr.'s reunion with Dart could unlock the young QB's potential in the NFL. The family connections and the timing of this potential shift add to the high-stakes nature of the decision.

The details

According to reports, the Giants are eyeing Weis Jr. as a potential addition to their coaching staff, which would reunite him with former Ole Miss quarterback Jaxson Dart, the Giants' 2025 first-round draft pick. Weis Jr.'s NFL pedigree, as the son of veteran coach Charlie Weis Sr., who has ties to the Giants, adds an extra layer of intrigue to the situation. However, Weis Jr. has been vocal about his commitment to Ole Miss, even as six of the Rebels' assistants have already signed with LSU to join Lane Kiffin's staff.

  • Ole Miss is preparing for its College Football Playoff semifinal showdown against Miami.
  • Weis Jr. remains the offensive coordinator for the Rebels as of now.
  • The Giants are reportedly interested in adding Weis Jr. to their coaching staff.

The players

Charlie Weis Jr.

The 32-year-old offensive coordinator who has led Ole Miss's high-powered offense during their playoff run.

Jaxson Dart

The Giants' 2025 first-round draft pick, a former Ole Miss quarterback who had a stellar rookie season.

Charlie Weis Sr.

Weis Jr.'s father, a veteran NFL coach with deep ties to the Giants, dating back to his days under Bill Parcells in the 1990s.

Lane Kiffin

The head coach of Ole Miss, who has seen six of his assistants sign with LSU.

Chris Low

The reporter from On3 who reported that Weis Jr. remains the offensive coordinator at Ole Miss.

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What’s next

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The takeaway

This potential move by Weis Jr. could have significant implications for both Ole Miss's playoff run and the Giants' future. The family connections and the timing of this decision add to the high-stakes nature of the situation, as Weis Jr. must weigh his loyalty to the Rebels against the opportunity to mentor a promising young quarterback in the NFL.