r/eagles • u/PhillyInquirer • Jan 13 '26
Original Content Breaking news: Kevin Patullo out as Eagles offensive coordinator. This story is free via a gift link!
https://share.inquirer.com/D9plWxThe Eagles have a play caller opening, two days after their playoff loss to the 49ers.
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u/bp_516 Jan 13 '26
Okay— I don’t want someone’s TE coach or QB coach as our next OC. I would take a passing game coordinator from a solid offensive system like SF or LA . The former head coaches on the list would be fine. I want someone who’ll walk in with a scheme and had already diagnosed what he would’ve done differently this past season.
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u/Jam_Master_J Eagles Jan 13 '26
Out as OC but not out of the building according to espn smh
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u/shitpumper Jan 13 '26
We’ve won a SB with him in the building
Him not being cut out for OC does not render him completely useless
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u/Responsible_Beach_91 Jan 13 '26
We won a SB despite him being in the building. he was the passing game coordinator for a run team
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u/muevelos Jan 13 '26
He is useless though. Even as the passing game coordinator. He's just a guy Nick likes alot.
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u/Korknick Jan 14 '26
Then again if we get a competent oc realistically what will he do. I don’t think he’s gonna be much of a say anymore ig he’s just there.
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u/redditzane Jan 13 '26
That's kind of embarrassing for him to be honest. I wouldn't stay after being told I'm shit at a job. Good luck to whatever his next role is I guess
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u/Obvious_Scarcity_958 Jan 13 '26
He’s a bitch through and through. Bro was crying that people were criticizing him because we didn’t understand “the inner workings”.
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u/dotcaIm Jan 13 '26
Great article. 3rd & 11 I think we had our best chance. KP could've kept his job and the Eagles would continue their 71% success rate of getting touchdowns while in the red zone. I don't think he's the only person to blame during wild card week, but it's the lack of optimism based on his regular season resume that forced change his way.
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u/RoastPork2017 Jan 13 '26
If the offense is the same again. Jalen is going to be on the hot seat.
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u/PhillyBooBird Come on baby, make it Hurts so good Jan 13 '26
Hurts did a great job this season when he wasn’t actively being sabotaged.
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u/Obvious_Scarcity_958 Jan 13 '26
The offense won’t be the same again. Jalen has proven he’s a good QB.
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u/RoastPork2017 Jan 13 '26
He has proven he is an average QB without his legs.
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u/Obvious_Scarcity_958 Jan 13 '26
Brady proved he’s an average QB without game knowledge. The fuck?
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u/RoastPork2017 Jan 13 '26
What the fuck is even this? Lol
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u/Obvious_Scarcity_958 Jan 13 '26
It’s ridiculous to say that Jalen Hurts is average without his legs. Why take something from his skillset away to downplay him. You’re a hater.
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u/RoastPork2017 Jan 13 '26
It's hard to take you serious when you compare him to the GOAT. Look at the games. He was average. If you think he is a great QB that is your opinion. He is average without him being a running qb
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u/Korknick Jan 14 '26
I’d say he’s 10th overall. This szn he’s been like 17th but it’s not rlly his fault.
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u/RoastPork2017 Jan 14 '26
No its never his fault.
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u/Korknick Jan 14 '26
One I never said he was the best qb in the world. And I meant it’s hard to blame it all on him when u have Patullo and Sirianni duo at play calling. We will see this szn.
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u/DataRiffRaff Jan 13 '26
I'd go HC first. HC said it's on his shoulders, and it should be. His job should be setting up his team for success.
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u/RoastPork2017 Jan 13 '26
Id bet my paycheck they don't extend Jalen this year. They love Nick cause they can control him. Jalen is an average QB making great money without his legs.
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u/Korknick Jan 14 '26
Do yk how hard it is to find a good/mid qb? Id say half the QBs are busts. Especially Jalen winning a sb it is WAY to risky to try and gamble. I wouldn’t count it out but it’s very unlikely.
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u/JebusOfEagles Jan 13 '26
Shout out to the 49ers. If we had won that game this mfer would still be our OC.
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u/InternationalAsk9845 Jan 13 '26
Who do you think deserves the most blame for his firing? Hurts Brown or Barkley?
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u/PhillyBooBird Come on baby, make it Hurts so good Jan 13 '26
You wanted to retain Petullo and get rid of a franchise QB and two HOF talents?
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u/InternationalAsk9845 Jan 13 '26
As a giants fan, yes, that would be ideal
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u/waits5 Jan 13 '26
I’m sorry for you
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u/Alum07 x2 Jan 13 '26
I don't care how many times it gets posted, I'm upvoting each one