Five candidates to be next Eagles offensive coordinator

The bright offensive coach would bring a level of creativity and explosiveness to the offense that Patullo failed to unlock. 

Kliff Kingsbury

Kingsbury has plenty of experience crafting offensive schemes for mobile quarterbacks, as he's worked with quarterbacks Kyler Murray, Caleb Williams and Jayden Daniels over the past few years. 

Kingsbury, the Commanders OC for the past two seasons, would be a risky hire because he's always searching for a better job. But there's no doubt he's an innovative play-caller and a huge upgrade from Patullo.

Kevin Stefanski

The Eagles should be on the lookout for a candidate who will want to stay in town for a few years. Hurts has gone through nine different play-callers in the past 10 years, so building some consistency with a steady offensive coordinator would be the best path forward.

Enter Stefanski, who grew up in the Philadelphia area and played college football at Penn. The former Cleveland Browns head coach could follow the Vic Fangio blueprint and return to Philly to coach his hometown team. 

Todd Monkon

Lamar Jackson won an MVP award and had the two best passing seasons of his career in three seasons under Monkon in Baltimore. The veteran offensive coordinator is an enticing candidate for Roseman, who will surely prioritize experience and past success.