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Philadelphia Eagles confirm OL coach Jeff Stoutland will not return next season after tensions over run-game design changes led by Nick Sirianni; injuries contributed to a stagnant offense, and Stoutland wasn’t consulted on adjustments, prompting his departure. The team is reshaping the staff, naming Ryan Mahaffey run-game coordinator/TE coach and Sean Mannion as OC, in a broader effort to rebuild after a down year for the line.
After 13 seasons with the Eagles, offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland relinquished his run game coordinator title and is leaving the team. He says he’s not retiring from coaching and will pursue opportunities with another club as Philadelphia shifts to new run designs under incoming OC Sean Mannion, potentially adopting McVay/Shanahan-inspired schemes.
Jeff Stoutland, the Eagles' longtime offensive line coach and former run-game coordinator, resigned after a season-ending rift with head coach Nick Sirianni, with staff shakeups including the firing of Kevin Patullo; Philadelphia searches for a replacement after a disappointing 2025 campaign.
Jeff Stoutland is leaving the Eagles after 13 seasons as run game coordinator/offensive line coach; new OC Sean Mannion will bring in his own staff, with Stoutland potentially staying in some capacity as other teams pursue him, after guiding stars like Jason Kelce and Lane Johnson and helping the team reach three Super Bowls and win two Lombardi trophies.
Longtime Eagles offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland is stepping away after 13 seasons, with the team thanking him for legendary contributions—including three Super Bowl trips and two championships—his community work, and noting he will always be a beloved member of the Eagles family.
Longtime Eagles offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland announced his 13-year tenure with Philadelphia is over, capping a run that produced multiple Pro Bowlers and two Super Bowls under three head coaches; with questions about his run-game responsibilities last season, his departure leaves a sizable hole in the staff and no immediate replacement announced.
Jeff Stoutland announced he is leaving the Philadelphia Eagles after 13 seasons as their offensive line coach, a tenure that helped shape an o-line that powered three Super Bowl appearances and two victories. The departure follows reports he was effectively stripped of his run game coordinator title, with Sean Mannion set to take over as offensive coordinator in 2026.
One week into Eagles Training Camp, the team shows high energy, talented players, and strong competition, especially at linebacker and cornerback positions. Notable highlights include Jihaad Campbell's impressive pass-rush skills, Jeff Stoutland's focus on offensive line improvement, and standout performances from cornerbacks like Quinyon Mitchell and Adoree' Jackson. The team is preparing for the upcoming preseason, emphasizing the importance of practice and competition for roster spots.
Roy Istvan, the Eagles' assistant offensive line coach since 2019, has left the team to join the Browns as their assistant offensive line coach under new Browns o-line coach Andy Dickerson. This move comes as somewhat of a surprise given Istvan's long-time connection with Eagles' coach Jeff Stoutland. Stoutland, on the other hand, has indicated his return to the Eagles' staff. Istvan is the seventh assistant coach from Nick Sirianni’s 2023 staff to leave the team, and the fate of several other assistants is still unknown. During Istvan's time with Stoutland, the Eagles had four offensive linemen make a total of 11 Pro Bowls.
Philadelphia Eagles offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland discusses the importance of cross-training depth players during training camp, highlighting the versatility of Tyler Steen and Cam Jurgens. Stoutland emphasizes the need to build depth and prepare for potential injuries or changes in the lineup. He praises Jurgens' transition to right guard and his strength, while also noting his ability to learn from veteran Jason Kelce. The coach also mentions Dennis Kelly's versatility and the ongoing evaluation of his fit within the team.
The Philadelphia Eagles selected offensive lineman Tyler Steen from Alabama with their No. 65 overall pick in the NFL Draft. Steen is a versatile player who can play multiple positions along the offensive line and has the potential to be a future starter. The Eagles are confident in their ability to develop Steen's technical skills under the guidance of offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland.