5 hours ago, EazyEaglez said:

The Eagles lose coaches and FO people every year it seems when other teams never seem to be poached as often. They’re losing coaches faster than they replace them. I’d prefer an older OC who isn’t looking to be a HC in a year. Get an OC similar to the current DC.

Fangio currently has no plans to leave, but that doesn't mean the guys under him are staying every year. Parker left and Hurtt had an interview. Kasper was promoted this season, but may be a hot commodity next season. How long will it be before Bobby King (ILB coach) gets an interview somewhere with the job he's done with Baun, Dean, and Campbell?

Yes, you can hire a Marty Mornhinweg that teams have seen enough of as a HC to keep him off their HC search lists, but if there is some success on offense, the guys under him will still get poached.

In the end, you just have to make a good hire and be developing potential replacements internally if you want continued success.

2 hours ago, brkmsn said:

Fangio currently has no plans to leave, but that doesn't mean the guys under him are staying every year. Parker left and Hurtt had an interview. Kasper was promoted this season, but may be a hot commodity next season. How long will it be before Bobby King (ILB coach) gets an interview somewhere with the job he's done with Baun, Dean, and Campbell?

Yes, you can hire a Marty Mornhinweg that teams have seen enough of as a HC to keep him off their HC search lists, but if there is some success on offense, the guys under him will still get poached.

In the end, you just have to make a good hire and be developing potential replacements internally if you want continued success.

Even if they lose other coaches (and they probably will), I still would like to see a consistent play caller take over. Every year a new face frankly has made the offense worse as a whole. Really how can the quarterback trust the system if the faces keep changing? The Eagles offense is just as inconsistent as its need for a new yearly play caller. No I would prefer not to see a return of Mornhinweg, but that doesn’t have to be the only person available.

Decided to mention this in this thread since it's "coaching changes"...

I suppose everyone has heard the report from Jeff McLane saying Jeff Stoutland had his run game coordinator responsibility taken away during last season? This doesn't really meet the theme of this thread but it's at least a "change" with a coach.

It's an interesting tidbit and another move that, if true, shows there was some internal panic about the offense.

This is interesting. Fangio almost retired last year

5 hours ago, EaglesAddict said:

Decided to mention this in this thread since it's "coaching changes"...

I suppose everyone has heard the report from Jeff McLane saying Jeff Stoutland had his run game coordinator responsibility taken away during last season? This doesn't really meet the theme of this thread but it's at least a "change" with a coach.

It's an interesting tidbit and another move that, if true, shows there was some internal panic about the offense.

IF true then no wonder the run game looked like ish. Sure injuries played a part (a rather large part) but this would just confound the issue. Another terrible decision by Sirianni. Guy is clueless.

2 hours ago, time2rock said:

IF true then no wonder the run game looked like ish. Sure injuries played a part (a rather large part) but this would just confound the issue. Another terrible decision by Sirianni. Guy is clueless.

Well, to be fair, the run game looked like ish the entire season, including when Stout was still running it. So, who knows. Maybe it took away from Stout's focus on developing the OL depth as well.

Either way, I think it's probably better to not have so many cooks in the kitchen when it comes to designing the offense. Run game coordinator, pass game coordinator, offensive coordinator, your mom's coordinator...sheesh (not actually your mom, lol).

3 minutes ago, EaglesAddict said:

Well, to be fair, the run game looked like ish the entire season, including when Stout was still running it. So, who knows. Maybe it took away from Stout's focus on developing the OL depth as well.

Either way, I think it's probably better to not have so many cooks in the kitchen when it comes to designing the offense. Run game coordinator, pass game coordinator, offensive coordinator, your mom's coordinator...sheesh (not actually your mom, lol).

Who knows … maybe Stout requested to have that taken off his plate so he can just focus on developing the players.

On 1/14/2026 at 11:50 AM, time2rock said:

I take this a little bit like a "trust the process” type moment in comparison to the Eagles OC search. Sure they have made mistakes in hiring at times, but I do feel more often than not the Eagles tend to do their due diligence with their coaching hires. We need to be a little patient here and the Eagles will find their guy.

Love the Grizzard hire. He will add value and assist with implementing a modern, real NFL offense.

I think this is a decent approach. 2 young guys that seemed to have impressed a lot of people. Mannion does well and leaves then we've already got a replacement ready to go

2 hours ago, pgcd3 said:

In some ways this feels a bit like 2020 when they brought in Scangarello and Breiner to work with Doug (we didn't have an official OC that year as they canned Groh after the 2019 season). Even though Mannion is OC he has zero experience in that role so it almost seems like these 2 additions (now with Grizzard) will be working with Sirianni to add new ideas to the offense just like we heard in 2020 (we all know how that turned out!).

Interesting move to have 2 new offensive coaches. How they work together, along with HC and Strouland, would shape the offense. Hope for the better.

I think Stoutland will retire before Fangio.

And I have no problem with that. He may have hit his ceiling here, as an O Line Coach.

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At some point, it just doesn't work anymore? A new message is needed, a new blocking scheme is required to fit a new Offensive Coach. Can Stout adjust to that??

On 1/14/2026 at 1:23 PM, beto_eagles said:

What?! The passing defense was #1 for a few weeks. We finished 8th.

All-Pro DeJean is pathetic? Mukuba was playing well before he got injured. Reed is OK. Epps was very serviceable considering he didn't really start playing until week 14. Heck, even Jackson was decent once he settled.

And I'm pretty sure Parker must have had something to do with making Q the best CB in the league.

Makuba was not good. Reed Blankenship was near last in the league among Safeties according to PFF. Q and Dejean were the only good pieces in that secondary.

On 1/18/2026 at 11:15 AM, pgcd3 said:

I'm ok with Clay. Coverage has been solid, we've gotten blocks and the returns have been on par with the quality of the returners. Could be better but overall solid.

I think it's more on Howie to find competition at Kicker and a couple Kamikaze players to level up the ST.

15 hours ago, time2rock said:

I think Vic has a few more seasons in him before he rides off into the sunset.

Howie needs to get rid of Emo Sirianni, the dumbest coach in Eagles history. That may be a stretch as there were some doozies.

I just don't like how Siri handicaps the team on offense.

I'm thinking Vic will retire after this season, on offense we need to replace the WR coach for sure and possibly a TE coach that can show them that they need to and hoe to BLOCK

19 minutes ago, time2rock said:

Well the latest from John Clark indicates Vic is indeed considering retiring.

Seen this and also seen the eagles talked him into one more year! While he is a great coach I don’t know what one more year does besides makes it so we definitely have to search for coaches again next year.. I would jut cut ties now and try an get Schwartz if nothing else it would increase the chatter of the eagles trading for Miles 1000%

A former Wisconsin and Wisconsin-Oshkosh QB, Senger began in the NFL as a coaching fellow in 2022 and has steadily risen through the ranks. He was an offensive quality control coach in 2023 and an assistant QBs coach in 2024.

Under Senger’s guidance this past season, the Cardinals finished seventh in the league in passing despite backup signal-caller Jacoby Brissettstarting for the injured Kyler Murray in 12 of 17 games. Their QBs combined for 29 touchdowns against 11 interceptions and ranked a respectable 13th in traditional passer rating (92.5).

While Cardinals wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr.didn’t progress as hoped in his second season, third-year wideout Michael Wilson broke through during a 78-catch, 1,006-yard, seven-touchdown campaign. Meanwhile, with 126 grabs, 1,239 yards and 11 scores, Trey McBride was the most prolific tight end in the game. Only superstar Rams receiver Puka Nacua (129) amassed more catches than McBride.

Wow the Youth Movement on the Offensive side of the ball is in full force.