January 30, 2026
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Nick Sirianni and the Eagles will be tasked with finding a new offensive coordinator, and possibly other coaching positions.
After trudging through the 2025 season with a bad, boring offense, the Philadelphia Eagles relieved offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo of his duties. We'll see if more firings of positional coaches are to follow. Here we'll keep track of all the hirings, firings, interviews, and noteworthy rumors in one place. Most recent entries at the top of the tracker:
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Grizzard, the former Bucs OC, became the third candidate to interview with the Eagles for the second time in Philadelphia, joining Jim Bob Cooter and Sean Mannion. We wrote about Grizzard's background here.
(From Jeff McLane's podcast, 35:00 mark)
"From what I understand, at some point last season, that was pretty much taken away from him," McLane said. "I don't know if that was because he wasn't getting the job done, or they just decided, 'OK, we're better at doing this.' If you look at, prior to this year how well they ran the ball and Jeff Stoutland being in charge of the run game, you'd think that you'd stick with the guy who has had that much success.
"As we mentioned there were injuries on the offensive line, so I think, quite frankly, talking to people in the building, people close to him, people in the room with him, the players, I don't think Stoutland was anywhere near chiefly responsible for the woes along the offensive line and the run game. Certainly he's part of it, and he's responsible for them, so even he would say, 'Yeah I gotta do a better job.'
"But that being said I would be surprised if he returns as the run game coordinator, even if they bring in someone who runs his type of scheme. I think that's possibly something that could be taken away from him, and he'll come back as the offensive line coach and be able to focus on getting these guys to play better."
This was an in-person interview. His first interview was virtual, per the report. As noted here, Cooter previously worked for Nick Sirianni. After a season in which the Eagles' offense stunk largely because of Sirianni's scheme, fans are likely going to be immediately irritated by any coaches with past links to Sirianni.
(Report via Adam Schefter)
ESPN reports that the Eagles, along with the Giants and Ravens, would like to interview Davis Webb for their OC jobs, but Webb has interviewed for the Raiders' head coaching job, which remains open. So the Raiders first have to decide who they want.
Also, the Broncos just fired their offensive coordinator, Joe Lombardi, in a move to perhaps to promote Webb to OC. So that's another team to consider in the mix. Wouldn't hold your breath, Eagles fans.
It had been previously reported (below) that Daboll would take the Titans OC job if he did not get hired to be the Bills' head coach. And well, that's what is happening.
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(Report via Cameron Wolfe.)
As expected. Those two above titles were previously held by Christian Parker, who was hired by the Cowboys to be their new defensive coordinator. Kasper was previously the Eagles' safeties coach.
Per NFL Media, Lions head coach Dan Campbell is hiring the former Giants OC/interim HC, who had interviewed for the Eagles' OC job.
Former Giants interim coach Mike Kafka is joining the Lions in a high-ranking offensive staff role, per sources.
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) January 26, 2026
Kafka, 38, has been a finalist for multiple head coaching jobs in recent years. Now, an opportunity to learn from one of the best with Dan Campbell in Detroit. pic.twitter.com/9OVSRzeAvw
Per Dianna Russini, Doyle, who has only been an OC for one season and doesn't call plays, has decided that he will stay with Bears HC Ben Johnson in Chicago.
Bears OC Declan Doyle has withdrawn his name from consideration for the Eagles’ offensive coordinator vacancy, per sources.
— Dianna Russini (@DMRussini) January 26, 2026
Doyle opts to remain in Chicago, working with Ben Johnson and Caleb Williams. pic.twitter.com/2AbkTKguMB
Seems like a lot of guys are suddenly saying that they have withdrawn their name from consideration, with the Eagles and with other teams around the league, like Phillip Rivers with the Bills, and Grand Udinski with the Browns. It feels like we may be getting some answers soon. 🤔
Per Dianna Russini, Weis spoke with the Eagles about their open OC position, but informed the Eagles that he will be staying at LSU.
LSU offensive coordinator Charlie Weis Jr. spoke to the Philadelphia Eagles about their offensive coordinator vacancy but informed the team he has chosen to remain with Lane Kiffin and the Tigers, per sources. pic.twitter.com/l4KaWkCVqM
— Dianna Russini (@DMRussini) January 26, 2026
I remember one time I was dating a woman who I could tell wasn't really that into me, so I informed her that I was going to pursue other opportunities. However, I didn't have my agent leak it to the press.
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(Report via Jeremy Fowler.)
After coaching a variety of positional groups throughout his career -- notably the offensive line, tight ends, and running backs -- Adams was hired to be the Cowboys' offensive coordinator in 2025. Adams did not call plays for the Cowboys. Head coach Brian Schottenheimer did.
In 2025, the Cowboys' offense finished 2nd in yards, and 7th in points. They were also a balanced attack, finishing 2nd in passing offense and a surprisingly high 9th in rushing offense after finishing 27th in rushing offense in 2024.
(Report via ESPN.)
Slowik had previously interviewed with the Eagles.
(Report via Jeremy Fowler.)
Hurtt has experience as a defensive coordinator serving in that role for the Seahawks in 2022 and 2023. During Hurtt's time with the Eagles, players like Jalen Carter, Jordan Davis, Milton Williams, and Moro Ojomo have all had good seasons.
(Report via Jonathan Jones.)
Douglas was Howie Roseman's personnel chief during his first stint with the Eagles, before landing a job as the Jets' general manager from 2019-2024. After the Jets fired him, Douglas re-joined the Eagles as a senior personnel director. He might get another shot at a GM job.
The Falcons are also reportedly interviewing Steelers assistant GM Andy Weidl and Bears assistant GM Ian Cunningham, both of whom formerly worked in the Eagles' scouting department.
Parker has proven to help develop cornerbacks into All-Pro players. Coordinating a defense is a different kind of job, so we'll see how well he does in that role, but what is certain is that this is a significant loss for the Eagles.
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Another day, another potential Eagles OC taking the same job elsewhere. Per Adam Schefter:
Staying in the NFC South: Buccaneers are finalizing a deal to hire Falcons offensive coordinator Zac Robinson as their offensive coordinator, per sources. pic.twitter.com/Hljnyl9vGE
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) January 22, 2026
The fit was always questionable as Robinson is a branch of the Sean McVay tree, but he was interviewed by the Birds, so some degree of interest was there.
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Per Dianna Russini:
The Eagles are conducting their offensive coordinator search with the understanding that Brian Daboll wants the Bills’ head coaching job. If he doesn’t land it, Daboll is expected to wind up in Tennessee as the offensive coordinator for Cam Ward and the Titans, per sources.
— Dianna Russini (@DMRussini) January 21, 2026
Per E.J. Smith:
To close the loop re: Mike McDaniel and the #Eagles, McDaniel interviewed with the organization virtually this week according to multiple league sources.
— EJ Smith (@EJSmith94) January 21, 2026
Not in-person, but the team did have contact with him before McDaniel decided to take the Chargers OC job.
McDaniel already took the Chargers' open OC job, as E.J. notes above, so this addition to the tracker is really just for the sake of posterity, and maybe as an indicator that other OC jobs are more attractive to candidates.
As noted below, Parker has already interviewed with the Cowboys for their open defensive coordinator job. He reportedly has a second interview in Dallas today.
But also, now that 2025 Packers defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley has been hired as the Miami Dolphins' new head coach, Parker will also interview with Green Bay for that open position, per Jordan Schultz.
The Eagles can probably expect to lose Parker, and possibly to a conference rival.
Russini also notes that Daboll is getting some interest in head coaching jobs, which seems nuts to me, given the way his head coaching career went with the Giants.
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(Report via Jordan Schultz.)
We covered Daboll below, who is reportedly "at the top of the Eagles' OC wish list."
Clay's previous contract was up, and he had gotten some interest from around the league (as noted below), but he signed a new deal with the Eagles to remain their special teams coach, per Ian Rapoport.
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(Report via Mike Garafolo.)
The Eagles struggled on special teams at times in 2025, though their biggest issue was Jake Elliott missing kicks, which doesn't have much to do with Clay. The Eagles did win a couple of games partly because they blocked kicks, against the Rams and Bills.
(Report via Pat Leonard.)
Weis was the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach for Ole Miss under Lane Kiffin from 2022-2025. He is expected follow Kiffin to LSU, pending other offers. Ole Miss won playoff games over Tulane and Georgia, before falling to Miami in the semi-final. Along the way, quarterback Trinidad Chambliss had a breakout season, finishing eighth in Heisman voting.
Weis is only 32 years of age.
(Report via Dianna Russini.)
McDaniel was most recently the head coach of the Miami Dolphins, where he compiled a 35-33 record over four seasons. The Dolphins' offense was on an upward trajectory during McDaniel's first two seasons, but it stalled in 2024 and cratered in 2025.
McDaniel comes from the Shanahan tree, and his offenses are heavy on pre-snap motion, misdirection, and timing. In many ways, his offense is totally unlike the Eagles' current offensive scheme. And maybe that's not a bad thing. If McDaniel is truly atop the Eagles' wish list, that could be a signal that they are willing to trash Nick Sirianni's offense for something new.
Daboll was most recently the Giants' head coach. He had a 20-40-1 career record before being fired in-season. He was just generally an embarrassment, as he regularly threw temper tantrums on the sidelines, directed at officials, players, and even the team doctor. In the aftermath of a win over the Eagles this season, Daboll was harshly criticized for interfering with team doctors trying to conduct necessary testing within the confines of the concussion protocol, after Jaxson Dart showed concussion symptoms.
Daboll did have some success as the offensive coordinator for the Bills from 2018-2021, as he was credited for helping develop Josh Allen. He was also the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach for the 2017 Crimson Tide, the team that benched Jalen Hurts in the National Championship Game in favor of Tua Tagovailoa.
We'll have more complete bios for McDaniel and/or Daboll if they officially interview with the Eagles.
(Report via Jordan Schultz.)
Parker has been with the Eagles the last two seasons, and before that, three seasons with the Denver Broncos. In his half decade with those two teams, he has helped with the development of star players such as Patrick Surtain, Quinyon Mitchell, and Cooper DeJean, and has been mentored by a legend in Vic Fangio.
He is probably the Eagles positional coach most likely to find a coordinator job this offseason. The Eagles are bracing to lose him, though I'm sure they would prefer that not be to the Cowboys.
(Report via Josina Anderson.)
Kingsbury is best known for his four-year head coaching tenure in Arizona, a span during which the Cardinals had a 28-37-1 record. It's worth noting that when the Eagles were looking for a new offensive coordinator during the 2024 offseason, Kingsbury interviewed with the Eagles, but the job ultimately went to Kellen Moore.
Kingsbury instead became the Commanders' offensive coordinator, helping lead them to the NFC Championship Game in 2024 under superstar rookie Jayden Daniels. In 2025, Daniels wasn't a superstar so much, the Commanders went 5-12, and Kingsbury was fired.
Stefanski was the Browns' head coach for the last six years, twice winning NFL Coach of the Year honors. However, the Browns suffered through an 8-26 record the last two seasons, mainly because they had bad quarterbacks. He finished with a 45-56 record during his time in Cleveland, making the playoffs twice.
Stefanski is a Philly native who attended St. Joe's Prep and UPenn.
Kingsbury and Stefanski are both interviewing for head coaching jobs around the league, so taking a coordinator position with the Eagles or any other team would be a fallback option. We'll have more detailed bios on Kingsbury or Stefanski if they actually interview with the Eagles.
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