The Philadelphia Eagles' search for offensive coordination excellence continues as they part ways with Kevin Patullo, the first-year offensive coordinator. The Eagles' offense, once a force to be reckoned with, has stumbled in the 2025 season, falling from eighth in total offense in 2024 to a disappointing 24th place. Despite returning 10 of 11 starters from their historic running game, the team's performance has taken a turn for the worse.
Patullo, who joined the Eagles in 2021 under head coach Nick Sirianni, was promoted to offensive coordinator a year ago after Kellen Moore's departure. However, the continuity within the coaching staff couldn't prevent the team's decline. The Eagles' struggles were evident in their playoff exit, losing to the San Francisco 49ers 23-19, a game that symbolized the season's challenges for the Eagles' offense. While Patullo's removal may be a consequence of the team's poor performance, it's also worth noting that some issues were beyond his control, such as the once-elite offensive line rarely being at full strength.
Despite the recent changes, Patullo's future with the team remains uncertain. According to a source, he could potentially stay on in another role. The Eagles' next offensive coordinator will be the seventh play-caller for quarterback Jalen Hurts, who has had a consistent rotation of coaches throughout his NFL career. The Eagles' search for the right fit will be crucial in revamping their high-priced offense, and they are likely to consider a wide range of candidates. This story is still developing, and further updates may be expected.
