With the 2025 NFL season officially over, the Philadelphia Eagles have to turn their attention to the future and consider which young players from the college ranks could become long-term building blocks for years to come.
The Philadelphia Eagles' offensive coordinator job remains open without an end in sight. So far this offseason, the Eagles have been linked to a handful of options, but nothing has gotten over the finish line yet.
There's plenty of coaching staff decisions still to be made across the NFL. For the Philadelphia Eagles, finding their new offensive coordinator has been a continuous, windy search over recent weeks, and there truly is not a clear end in sight.
Ultimately, the Eagles will hire an offensive coordinator. Maybe even one that’s successful. The path to get there, however, has been troubling and should
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The Eagles’ search for a new offensive coordinator turns two weeks old on Tuesday. It has traveled many of the expected roads, with exits like Brian Daboll, Mike McDaniel, and Mike Kafka.
In the NFL, you have to prove yourself quickly. For the Philadelphia Eagles, though, is their success in recent seasons actually working against them in the process to hire a new offensive coordinator?
The Philadelphia Eagles' defense very well could take a hit this offseason just like it did last offseason. At this point last year, the discussion around the Eagles centered around the Super Bowl and the guys heading to free agency afterward.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The list of Eagles offensive coordinator candidates has grown even longer. Philadelphia’s search for a Kevin Patullo replacement has produced another interview.
It's still early in the offseason and yet the trade rumors around Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver AJ Brown aready are already a bit much. Brown was the subject of plenty of pre-trade deadline buzz this season, but he's still a member of the franchise.
Philadelphia continues a rigorous overhaul of its coaching staff following a disappointing Wild Card exit, balancing a search for offensive leadership with key defensive stability.
Could the Philadelphia Eagles move on from quarterback this offseason? Fortunately, the franchise is set with its starting quarterback and doesn't need to worry about that spot moving forward.
While the Philadelphia Eagles get their offensive staff in order, they lost a defensive coach. However, standout defensive back Cooper DeJean endorsed the new defensive pass game coordinator, according to his post on X.
The dominoes keep falling, and the latest “candidate” for the Eagles’ vacant offensive coordinator position to be eliminated from the pool is former New York Giants offensive coordinator and interim head coach Mike Kafka.
The Philadelphia Eagles are completely up in the air at tight end right now. Dallas Goedert is a pending free agent after spending the last eight seasons in Philadelphia.
He will have several more mock drafts before the big day arrives on April 23, so there’s no doubt Daniel Jeremiah’s selection for the Eagles will change during the next three months.
The Philadelphia Eagles knew former pass game coordinator and now Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator Christian Parker would move up the coaching ranks in little time.
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 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 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.
Nick Sirianni and the Philadelphia Eagles may have to restart their search for an offensive coordinator. After the Eagles were eliminated from the NFL playoffs, Sirianni announced that Kevin Patullo won't be his offensive play-caller for the 2026 season.
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.