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The Philadelphia Eagles fired offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo after one season following a wild-card loss to the 49ers, with coach Nick Sirianni saying the decision was his. Patullo could remain on the staff in another role. Hurts will have a new play caller next season as the team moves on from Patullo, whose 2025 offense ranked 24th in yards and 19th in points (though the red zone was No. 1).
The Philadelphia Eagles announced they are parting ways with offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo after a season of offensive struggles that culminated in a 23-19 wild-card loss to the San Francisco 49ers. Head coach Nick Sirianni said the change was his decision, though a report suggested Patullo could stay on in a different role. Patullo, promoted last offseason to replace Kellen Moore, saw declines in points per game (27.2 to 22.3), offensive efficiency (4th to 19th), and rushing (179 to 116.9 yards per game), with injuries to key linemen contributing to the woes. quarterback Jalen Hurts offered cautious remarks about the move, as the team looks to find a steadier offensive identity going forward.
The Philadelphia Eagles announced a change at offensive coordinator, with Nick Sirianni saying the decision was difficult and Patullo will move on after five seasons; Patullo helped guide the passing game and oversee strong red-zone numbers and multiple 1,000-yard receivers, but the offense finished 24th in the league, and Sirianni shouldered responsibility for the outcome.
Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni fired offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo after a criticized 2025 season, a move that comes as the team looks for a new play-caller to maximize a talented but underperforming offense. Patullo had risen from pass-game coordinator to associate head coach and then OC in 2025 before the dismissal.
After the Eagles' 23-19 playoff loss to the 49ers, Nick Sirianni said there will be time to evaluate everyone's performance, including offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo, as the team reviews a season marked by offensive inconsistency.
After a disappointing loss to the Giants, Eagles fans criticize offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo, but A.J. Brown defends him, praising his effort despite the team's struggles on offense, which include poor rushing and third-down performance. The team needs to improve quickly.
After a 34-17 loss to the Giants, Eagles' Lane Johnson publicly criticized offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo for predictable play-calling and underutilization of the running game, highlighting ongoing offensive struggles and potential upcoming changes.
The Philadelphia Eagles are facing offensive challenges, with questions about Kevin Patullo's play-calling and overall team execution, despite being a top-tier NFL team with a strong defense. The offense's inefficiency is notable, but blame is shared across coaching, quarterback play, and line performance. The team remains competitive but needs improvements to regain dominance, especially in their upcoming game against the Giants.
The article criticizes Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo for his confusing communication and the team's underwhelming offensive performance this season, highlighting issues with play-calling, in-game adjustments, and overall offensive strategy despite having a talented roster and a Super Bowl-winning background.
Saquon Barkley highlights the Eagles' focus on aggression under offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo, emphasizing a shift towards a more aggressive passing game. The Eagles are dealing with injuries, notably Adoree’ Jackson being doubtful, and are preparing for a key matchup against the Buccaneers, who are known for their strong defense. The game features notable performances from Eagles players like A.J. Brown and Jordan Davis, and strategic considerations such as early travel to Tampa to avoid heat. The article also covers injury updates, game predictions, and insights into team dynamics and player development.
Eagles offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo emphasizes that the team aims to be aggressive and attack, despite some early-season struggles with offensive explosiveness, and believes their approach will lead to better performance as the season progresses.