Philadelphia Eagles Coach Search Continues, Will New OC Bring Change?
The Philadelphia Eagles' lackluster offense this season has led to the departure of offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo. As the team seeks a new face at the helm, several high-profile names are being considered for the role.
Charlie Weis Jr., former Ole Miss head coach and quarterbacks specialist, is reportedly on the Eagles' radar. With only 32 years under his belt, Weis has already shown promise as a play-caller, helping his team reach the playoffs in consecutive seasons. His experience working with quarterback Trinidad Chambliss could be an asset to the Eagles.
However, it appears that Mike McDaniel and Brian Daboll are currently at the top of the Eagles' coaching wish list. McDaniel, who coached the Miami Dolphins for four seasons, brings a unique offense style with pre-snap motion, misdirection, and timing. His offense is vastly different from the Eagles', which could signal a significant shake-up in the team's playbook.
Daboll, on the other hand, has a more mixed résumé. As Giants head coach, he had a 20-40-1 record, with many questioning his ability to lead a team through adversity. However, he did develop Josh Allen as an offensive coordinator for the Bills and played a key role in the Crimson Tide's success.
Christian Parker, Eagles' defensive backs coach, is also being considered by other teams, including the Cowboys. With years of experience coaching star players, Parker could be poised to become a head coach soon.
The Eagles are taking a cautious approach, with some sources suggesting that they're willing to move on from their current offense in favor of something new. As the search continues, one thing is clear: the team needs a spark to ignite its offense and propel it back into contention.
Keep an eye on these names as the search for the Eagles' next offensive coordinator unfolds. Will they find someone who can bring much-needed change to the team's lackluster offense?
The Philadelphia Eagles' lackluster offense this season has led to the departure of offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo. As the team seeks a new face at the helm, several high-profile names are being considered for the role.
Charlie Weis Jr., former Ole Miss head coach and quarterbacks specialist, is reportedly on the Eagles' radar. With only 32 years under his belt, Weis has already shown promise as a play-caller, helping his team reach the playoffs in consecutive seasons. His experience working with quarterback Trinidad Chambliss could be an asset to the Eagles.
However, it appears that Mike McDaniel and Brian Daboll are currently at the top of the Eagles' coaching wish list. McDaniel, who coached the Miami Dolphins for four seasons, brings a unique offense style with pre-snap motion, misdirection, and timing. His offense is vastly different from the Eagles', which could signal a significant shake-up in the team's playbook.
Daboll, on the other hand, has a more mixed résumé. As Giants head coach, he had a 20-40-1 record, with many questioning his ability to lead a team through adversity. However, he did develop Josh Allen as an offensive coordinator for the Bills and played a key role in the Crimson Tide's success.
Christian Parker, Eagles' defensive backs coach, is also being considered by other teams, including the Cowboys. With years of experience coaching star players, Parker could be poised to become a head coach soon.
The Eagles are taking a cautious approach, with some sources suggesting that they're willing to move on from their current offense in favor of something new. As the search continues, one thing is clear: the team needs a spark to ignite its offense and propel it back into contention.
Keep an eye on these names as the search for the Eagles' next offensive coordinator unfolds. Will they find someone who can bring much-needed change to the team's lackluster offense?
I think Mike McDaniel would be a game changer, his unique offense style is so different from what we saw last season, it could definitely give us a spark 
. But at the same time, Christian Parker would be a great hire too, he has all the experience and coaching skills that are needed for this role 
phillies fans r goin thru so much rn. a new OC could really be the difference maker 4 this team. charlie weis jr sounds like he could bring some fresh perspective & i love that he's got exp with QBs 
but at the same time, mcDaniel & daboll seem like they could shake things up & get the offense goin 
again. it's tough 2 predict w/ these coaching hires tho 
. whatever happens, let's hope it brings some wins 4 the eagles! 
we'll c how this plays out!
...he seems like a total game-changer with his experience working with QBs at Ole Miss. But Mike McDaniel's style is so different from what we saw last season...I'd love to see him shake things up and bring some new energy to our offense 
Coach Weis Jr. might be just what they need, but McDaniel's pre-snap motion is making us all go wild 
, while 55% of those teams also see an increase in points scored 
. McDaniel's Dolphins offense averaged 27.4 points per game last season 
. Parker's experience coaching star players could pay off big time... he'd be my top pick 
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. Either way, I hope they find someone who can get those points up on the board ASAP! 
! The Eagles need a shake-up, and I think any one of those OCs could bring some serious excitement to their playbook. Weis Jr might be a bit young for the job, but if he can replicate his Ole Miss magic in Philly, that'd be awesome 
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. And Parker's a good coach, maybe he'll get another chance soon 
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. Idk if its a good thing or bad tho 
. And can we talk about Christian Parker? He seems like he'd b an amazing HC in the future 
! But what if they pick someone who just copies McDaniel's playbook tho 
? The Eagles need that spark ASAP 
He worked with Ole Miss for like 3 years and still managed to get 'em to the playoffs... multiple times? That's gotta count for something! 
He's like the ultimate dark horse candidate. Who knew our DB coach would become a head coaching contender? 
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. Weis Jr's youth could bring some fresh energy, but we don't know how he'll adapt to Philly's system yet 
. One thing's for sure: they need a spark, and fast