Angelo Cataldi Declares 'Stoutland University' Closed After Eagles Push Out Legendary O-Line Coach

When Jeff Stoutland walked out the door this week, he didn't just take his playbook with him — he took the last shred of credibility Nick Sirianni's coaching staff had with the old guard.

"Stoutland University is hereby closed," Angelo Cataldi declared on The National Football Show. "The bad news is the Nick Sirianni nursery school remains up and running."

The legendary Philadelphia sports radio host didn't mince words about what's really happening inside NovaCare Complex. According to Cataldi, the Eagles have somehow given power to a coach "who is not all that bright" while systematically alienating every competent voice in the building.

Consider the scorecard: Stoutland stripped of his run game coordinator duties. Vic Fangio, who delivered an elite defensive performance, seriously considering retirement because he's been "alienated enough." The only coaches thriving are Sirianni's buddies, doing their "frat boy" celebrations on the sideline while the team implodes around them.

"How much more do we need to see of the last chapter of the Nick Sirianni story?" Cataldi asked. "This sets it up. It's inevitable."

The irony is almost too painful: Stoutland won Super Bowls with two entirely different coaching staffs. The common denominator in both championships? Jeff Stoutland coaching the offensive line. The common denominator in this disaster? Sirianni's inability to coexist with anyone who might challenge his authority.

What makes this worse is the replacement. Sean Mannion has been a coach for exactly 25 months. That's who the Eagles chose over a man who built championship offensive lines for 13 years.

Cataldi's assessment was brutally simple: "He's a moron. I don't care if he wins another Super Bowl next year. He's still a moron to me. Watch him on the sideline. Tell me if that is an intelligent human being."

Strong words, but look at the evidence. The Eagles pushed out the one coach who actually had a track record of excellence. They kept the guys who run to each other after good plays like they just won a championship. Priorities.