Eagles Hire New Offensive Coordinators to Revive Struggling Offense

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The Philadelphia Eagles have hired former Los Angeles Rams quarterback Sean Mannion and ex-Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator Brian Grizzard to serve as the team's new offensive coordinators. The Eagles' offense struggled mightily in 2025, ranking 24th in the NFL, and the team is hoping the new coaching hires can help return the unit to the high-powered attack that led them to a Super Bowl championship just a few years ago.

Why it matters

The Eagles' offense was a major disappointment in 2025 after the team won the Super Bowl just five years earlier. Reviving the offense is crucial to the team's hopes of contending for another championship, as the defense carried the load last season. The new coordinators will be tasked with getting the most out of talented players like quarterback Jalen Hurts and finding a way to consistently score points.

The details

Mannion, a former Rams quarterback, and Grizzard, the ex-Buccaneers offensive coordinator, will be charged with transforming the Eagles' 24th-ranked offense from 2025 back into a Super Bowl-caliber unit. They will have to find a way to get the running game going again and unlock the full potential of the passing attack, which had "moments of greatness but even more periods of mediocrity" last season.

• The Eagles won Super Bowl LIX just five years ago, in January 2021.
• The team's offense struggled mightily in the 2025 season.

What’s next

The new offensive coordinators will have to quickly get to work implementing their schemes and getting the most out of the Eagles' offensive talent in order to turn the unit around and help the team contend for another Super Bowl championship.