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22h

Eagles retaining a couple key offensive position coaches for 2026 - Yahoo Sports

Aaron Morehead with wide receivers and Jemel Singleton with running backs. I wanted those two for sure. It would also be nice to have Darius Slay come back and coach.

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Eagles to hire Chris Kuper to be their new offensive line coach | PhillyVoice

Apparently the Vikings O-line sucked with him but he's also familiar with Mannion. I am not really fond of this hiring.

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Jeff Stoutland, Philadelphia Eagles' longtime OL coach, is leaving the team after 13 seasons - CBS Philadelphia

This is a major loss. Fuck Chip Kelly.

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Saquon Watching Shakur Stevenson

Glad he's spending time doing something he actually is familiar with this off-season.

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12d

Eagles are hiring Sean Mannion as offensive coordinator

I posted this in /philadelphia-eagles but I will also do it here. As an Eagles fan this feels like a desperation hire. I wanted David Webb more than anything honestly. Mannion is just too inexperienced like Patullo was.

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12d

Eagles are hiring Sean Mannion as offensive coordinator

The Philadelphia Eagles have hired former NFL quarterback Sean Mannion as their new offensive coordinator. Mannion, who brings 11 years of NFL experience as both a player and a coach, spent the last two years coaching quarterbacks for the Green Bay Packers. The Eagles' head coach, Nick Sirianni, expressed excitement about Mannion's systematic views on offensive football and his strategic approach. Mannion's history of innovation in working with quarterbacks is expected to bring a new vision and an aggressive, high-scoring scheme to Philadelphia.

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16d

Christian Parker Replacement

I think Big Play Slay would be great. He was invaluable to Quinyon and Cooper in year one. He loves football and defensive backs and imhas a very high football IQ. I think Vic Fangio could mold him into a perfect eventual replacement DC.

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17d

Eagles DL coach Clint Hurtt interviews with Dolphins; report – NBC Sports Philadelphia

The poachers continue to poach. Hopefully Philly can get him back.

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20d

Actually Moderated Politics Community

Like the title says is there a politics community that actually has rules or a moderator? The @Digg created /politics is terrible and has absolutely no standards. You have memes and AI picture post with nothing of substance being a loud and a slew of trolls constantly popping up.

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21d

Is Philadelphia an undesirable location for an offensive coordinator? | PhillyVoice

Fan behavior having an impact on recruiting is something I have been concerned about and it seems to actually be catching up. People need to act more rational.

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21d

Where Eagles, Dallas Goedert Stand Before Free Agency

Dallas should be a top offensive priority and really the only one in my opinion. He's one of our best blockers and red zone targets and like the great Brent Celek he's pretty reliable. I think he wants to stay on Philly and we should want him. Dallas and then Jaelen Philips o

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23d

Eagles Bringing Back ST Coordinator Michael Clay

This is definitely a plus. He has been doing great.

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24d

Nick Sirianni may have figured out how to last as the Eagles’ head coach. Here’s his secret.

This article discusses Nick Sirianni's approach as the head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles and how his background in high school and college football may be one of his greatest strengths. It highlights his ability to adapt and delegate responsibility, contrasting his approach with that of his predecessor, Doug Pederson. The article also mentions the support Sirianni has from Eagles' management, suggesting that his approach may contribute to his job security.

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24d

Philadelphia Eagles Community

Fellow Eagles fans join the rightful community. https://digg.com/philadelphia-eagles

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24d

Eagles to interview Colts’ offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter – NBC Sports Philadelphia

This could be interesting since he worked under Shane Steichen. My main preference is still Mike McDaniel but this guy helped make Daniel Jones look really good.

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25d

Does Digg Have a Block Limit?

I know reddit pnly allows you to block 1000 people and I have been blocking a lot of users on here and I know that I will clear 1000 people easily as more join here. So does anyone know if Digg has similar limits?

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26d

Eagles offensive coordinator search, coach rumor and report tracker | PhillyVoice

PhillyVoice tracks the Philadelphia Eagles' coaching search, including the firing of offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo and potential replacements. Key candidates mentioned include Mike McDaniel, Brian Daboll, Charlie Weis Jr., Kliff Kingsbury, and Kevin Stefanski. The Eagles are considering overhauling their offensive scheme, with potential implications for their current offensive coordinator, Nick Sirianni.

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27d

If the Eagles want to drive their Tank more, Saquon Barkley welcomes it | PhillyVoice

Hopefully the new offensive coordinator can make a better plan for these two together.

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27d

DeLauro Statement on HHS Reinstating Billions in Addiction and Mental Health Grants After Abrupt Cancellation | House Committee on Appropriations

This press release statement by House Appropriations Ranking Member Rosa DeLauro addresses the abrupt cancellation and subsequent reinstatement of billions in Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) grants by Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. DeLauro emphasizes the importance of thoughtful policy-making and the need for HHS to follow the law, highlighting the uncertainty and confusion caused by the initial decision.

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27d

Eagles Offering 'Complete Autonomy' Seems Like A Bad Idea

Apparently coaches are asking for the autonomy that Moore had to run the offense. But realistically it wasn't that much and as the article points out Moore's scheme had to take a backseat to Sirianni's no turnover philosophy after week 5. I am fine with coaching autonomy if it

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27d

Kevin Patullo fired after one season as Philadelphia Eagles' offensive coordinator - CBS Philadelphia

The Eagles have fired Kevin Patullo after a disappointing season end at home. Hopefully Mike McDaniel and Davis Webb are strong candidates. Patullo's offense had no creativity to it and focused more on perfect execution and winning individual one on one assignments. This led t

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Dec 21st

Eagles Win NFC East to Become Division's First Repeat Champ in Over Two Decades

The last repeat division champions were the Eagles led by Donovan McNabb winning 4 times in a row from 2001-2004.

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