The past two pass game coordinators — Klint Kubiak and Bobby Slowik — both are offensive coordinators right now.

The 49ers have overhauled their defensive coaching staff this offseason with the firing of Steve Wilks and the addition of Brandon Staley. Now they have to add to their offensive staff.

49ers pass game coordinator Klint Kubiak recently became the New Orleans Saints offensive coordinator after just one year in Santa Clara, and the 49ers have yet to replace him.

Who will be the 49ers’ next pass game coordinator?

They don’t have an offensive coordinator — that’s Kyle Shanahan. He calls the plays. But the past two pass game coordinators — Kubiak and Bobby Slowik — both are offensive coordinators right now (Slowik is in Houston). So this position is prestigious and the fast track to career success.

The 49ers could hire a pass game coordinator from outside the organization, just as they did when they hired Kubiak away from Denver. But they also have some intriguing internal candidates: Quarterbacks coach Brian Griese, assistant quarterback coach Klay Kubiak and tight ends coach Brian Fleury.

Griese has been the 49ers QB coach the past two years and has done a tremendous job with Brock Purdy — such a good job that the 49ers might not want to break them up. And if they promote Griese, they’d have to find another QB coach.

Kubiak has been with the 49ers since 2021 — he spent his first season as a defensive quality control coach. He’s a good candidate to replace his brother Klint, considering Klay was an offensive coordinator at a high school in Houston before he joined the 49ers.