MOBILE, Ala. — Former Georgia Bulldogs running back Kenny McIntosh echoed Georgia fans Wednesday, expressing his preference that Todd Monken remain offensive coordinator in Athens.
Monken, 56, has overseen Georgia’s offense during its consecutive national championships (three total seasons). But he’s flirting with a return to the NFL. He reportedly interviewed with the Ravens and Buccaneers, with the latter appearing the greatest threat to hire him from Georgia.
Monken was with Tampa Bay from 2016-18, calling plays as offensive coordinator during his final season on Dirk Koetter’s staff. Monken worked under general manager Jason Licht, who’s still in the same role with the Bucs. ESPN insider Chris Mortensen, during an appearance Wednesday on “The Buck Belue Show” on The Fan, said Monken “interviewed extremely well” with the Bucs and that he would be “surprised if the Bulldogs aren’t replacing their offensive coordinator.”
