Two weeks after firing offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo, the Eagles continue their search to replace him.
They showed interest in LSU offensive coordinator Charlie Weis Jr. But after speaking to the Eagles, Weis informed them he will remain with Lane Kiffin in Baton Rouge, Diana Russini of TheAthletic.com reports. It is unclear whether it was an actual interview or merely a cursory inquiry into his interest.
Weis followed Kiffin from Ole Miss to LSU, although he continued as the offensive coordinator at Ole Miss through the College Football Playoffs.
Kiffin made Weis his offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Florida Atlantic in 2018. Weis, then only 24, was believed to be the youngest coordinator in modern D1-A football history. He was also the quarterbacks coach and offensive coordinator for two seasons at South Florida before reuniting with Kiffin at Ole Miss in 2022.
The Eagles still have Declan Doyle, Jim Bob Cooter, Matt Nagy and Brian Daboll as candidates for the job.
The Chargers have made it official: Mike McDaniel is their new offensive coordinator.
While McDaniel has been expected to become Los Angeles’ offensive coordinator since the middle of last week, the team had yet to confirm the news as McDaniel was still up for head coaching jobs.
But after withdrawing from consideration for Buffalo’s job, it became clear that McDaniel was going to put pen to paper with the Chargers.
McDaniel, 42, had been head coach of the Dolphins, accumulating a 35-33 regular-season record with an 0-2 postseason record before he was fired earlier this month.
While Miami finished at No. 1 in yards and No. 2 in points scored in 2023, the club fell to No. 26 and No. 25 in those same categories in 2025.
After working with the No. 5 overall pick of the 2020 draft in Tua Tagovailoa, McDaniel will now call plays for the No. 6 overall pick of that same draft, Justin Herbert.
The Eagles’ search for a new offensive coordinator is set to add another candidate.
Dianna Russini of TheAthletic.com reports that they are set to interview Texans quarterbacks coach Jerrod Johnson for the position on Nick Sirianni’s staff. Johnson also spoke to the team in 2024, but they wound up hiring Kellen Moore at that time.
Moore spent a year in the job and parlayed a Super Bowl win into the Saints’ head coaching job. Kevin Patullo called the offensive plays in 2025, but was relieved of those duties after the team’s playoff loss to the 49ers.
Johnson has been the quarterbacks coach in Houston since 2023. He has never held a coordinator position.
The Eagles have spoken to another candidate for their offensive coordinator vacancy.
According to a report from NFL Media, Philadelphia has interviewed Frank Smith for the position.
Smith, 44, spent the last four seasons with the Dolphins as their offensive coordinator. He did not call plays, with former head coach Mike McDaniel handling that responsibility.
Smith has also spent time with the Saints, Bears, Raiders, and Chargers in his time coaching in the league since 2010.
The Eagles requested to interview Cowboys offensive coordinator Klayton Adams for their offensive coordinator job, but Dallas blocked the request, Jeremy Fowler of ESPN reports.
The NFL allows teams to deny requests that would result in a lateral move, even though Adams would serve as the play caller in Philadelphia. Head coach Brian Schottenheimer calls the plays in Dallas.
The Cowboys finished second in total offense and seventh in scoring in 2025.
Adams, 42, joined the Cowboys last offseason after two seasons as the Cardinals’ offensive line coach. He is well-regarded for his expertise in coordinating the run game.
Bears offensive coordinator Declan Doyle, former Chiefs offensive coordinator Matt Nagy and former Giants head coach Brian Daboll are among candidates for the job.
