The Eagles are staying in-house to replace Christian Parker. Parker, the Eagles’ former defensive pass game coordinator/defensive backs coach, was named the new defensive coordinator in Dallas last week.
The Philadelphia Eagles lost another offensive coordinator candidate on Monday afternoon. Early in the day on Monday, it was reported by The Athletic's Dianna Russini that the Eagles would not be landing Charlie Weis Jr., as he has decided to stick around at LSU.
With a flurry of new reports coming after Championship Sunday, the Eagles have now been connected to 14 different names in their offensive coordinator search, a quest that has turned into the most exhaustive processes in recent NFL memory for a major coaching position.
Another option seemingly is off the table for the Philadelphia Eagles in their search for a new offensive coordinator. The Eagles are smack dab in the middle of a far-reaching search for the next offensive coordinator to replace Kevin Patullo.
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The Eagles are currently on the search for their next offensive coordinator after parting ways with Kevin Patullo following his first year in the role.
The Philadelphia Eagles still have some intriguing offensive coordinator options despite a few of the prominent options coming off the board. Mike McDaniel and Zac Robinson have come off the board already this offseason after being linked to the Eagles at times.
The Eagles’ search for an offensive coordinator is nearly 14 days old. Maybe a decision will come this week, or maybe five more names will surface as potential candidates.
Whenever the Eagles do hire their next offensive coordinator, it is a safe bet that Philadelphia will have talked to the most candidates among the teams looking for a new offensive leader.
The Philadelphia Eagles are still looking to replace offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo, fired following the NFC Wild Card Round defeat to the San Francisco 49ers.
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The Philadelphia Eagles are looking around for a replacement for Kevin Patullo as the team's offensive coordinator. Philadelphia has interviewed candidates and has been linked to a handful of options.
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The Philadelphia Eagles have to cross another offensive coordinator candidate off their list. Miami Dolphins passing game coordinator Bobby Slowik is staying with the team and being promoted to offensive coordinator, according to reports.
If you’re trying to handicap the Eagles’ offensive coordinator search, don't sleep on Bobby Slowik. The former Houston Texans offensive coordinator was most recently Mike McDaniel’s senior passing game coordinator in 2025.
The vacant Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator position has been described as a high-risk, high-reward role that could make or break coaching careers if not handled correctly.
More than a week after the Philadelphia Eagles moved on from Kevin Patullo, the Birds’ search for a new offensive coordinator continues to spark debate across the league.
Kevin Johnson, who once played for the Philadelphia Eagles, tragically lost his life this week. He was found dead on Wednesday morning at the age of 55.
Mike McDaniel is in position to become the Chargers’ new offensive coordinator. Zac Robinson, meanwhile, has reached an agreement to take on the OC gig with the Buccaneers.
The Eagles are heading into the 2026 offseason with a number of extension candidates, and defensive tackles Jordan Davis and Jalen Carter could be at the top of general manager Howie Roseman‘s list, per Zach Berman and Brooks Kubena of The Athletic.
The Philadelphia Eagles announced they signed DB Ambry Thomas to a futures deal on Tuesday. Futures contracts are essentially camp invites that will allow players to compete for roster spots during offseason workouts and training camp.