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The hiring of Sean Mannion as offensive coordinator has created uncertainty throughout the Eagles' offensive coaching staff. With Parks Frazier already out as passing game coordinator and questions surrounding several veteran assistants, significant changes are expected across the offensive coaching structure.
Vic Fangio almost retired but was convinced to stay, Sean Mannion takes over as OC, and three Eagles crack the top 50 free agents list. Here's everything from the latest Birds 365.
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The Eagles hired Sean Mannion as offensive coordinator after interviewing 18 candidates, but he has never called plays at any level of football. With 11 offensive players boasting Super Bowl experience and a coordinator with none, is this an 'offense by committee' waiting to implode?
John McMullen says there is an 80% chance Vic Fangio returns as Eagles defensive coordinator, but Brian Flores' record-setting $6.5M deal in Minnesota could force Philadelphia into a contract adjustment to keep their 67-year-old mastermind.
Jeff Kerr says keep AJ Brown no matter what. But Zander Krause unearthed a pre-draft scouting report detail that may explain Brown's down year — and raises uncomfortable questions about his future in Philadelphia.
With Vic Fangio's retirement still looming, Jeff Kerr and John McMullen outlined the Eagles' defensive contingency options on Birds 365 — from Jim Schwartz to Clint Hurtt to a Jonathan Gannon reunion.
Reports surfaced that Vic Fangio was considering retirement, sending shockwaves through the Eagles fanbase. Here is how Philadelphia convinced the veteran defensive coordinator to return.
The Eagles have lost defensive assistant Christian Parker to the Dallas Cowboys, where he has been named defensive coordinator. What does this mean for Vic Fangio's staff?
If you're AJ Brown, DeVonta Smith, or Dallas Goedert — a skill player who's been begging for a more dynamic passing attack — how do you feel about a first-time play caller with less experience than the guy who just got fired?