Prospective NFL coaches aren’t ignoring red flags. With the Eagles’ offensive coordinator position still vacant, former NFL offensive lineman Ross Tucker did a temperature check this week about how potential candidates may feel about the role,

Big Blue's future looks a lot brighter than it has in a while. Harbaugh and company inherit Jaxson Dart. If Cam Skattebo can eventually bounce back from a devastating injury, they represent a problem, but the Eagles' concerns with their long-time rivals don't stop there.

The Philadelphia Eagles need a new offensive coordinator after letting go of Kevin Patullo, and they reportedly already have their eyes on notable candidates.

The perception was that Philadelphia wanted more experience with its play-caller but the organization wants to speak with 29-year-old Declan Doyle.

The 6-0, 193-pound cornerback recorded four interceptions and seven pass break ups in 2024. One of his best plays came against Alabama last season, when he locked up freshman sensation Ryan Williams in the back corner of the end zone and high-pointed the ball for an interception.

There were a lot of problems evident that the Eagles have to address this offseason, while the Giants seem to be on the right track.

What you should knowThe Eagles are in the process of hiring a new offensive coordinator after moving on from Kevin Patullo.It appears the Birds missed out on two of their top candidates, with Mike McDaniel and Brian Daboll choosing different teams.

That means the Eagles have now struck out with Daboll and Mike McDaniel. Philadelphia won the Super Bowl last season with Kellen Moore calling plays. This season under Kevin Patul