Eagles HC Nick Sirianni wants to continue 'to evolve as an offense'

The Philadelphia Eagles have parted ways with offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo after a season marked by offensive struggles. General Manager Howie Roseman and Head Coach Nick Sirianni discussed plans to revamp the offense, emphasizing the need for evolution and adaptability under a new play-caller. The Eagles offense dropped significantly in rankings, falling from fifth in scoring in 2024 to 19th in 2025, and from eighth to 24th in yards, despite retaining most key players.

Sirianni, who has an offensive background, indicated willingness to explore different styles and approaches for the team's future success. While Patullo's future with the organization remains uncertain, Sirianni suggested potential for him to remain in a different capacity.

The future of wide receiver A.J. Brown with the team also remains uncertain after a challenging season and a subpar performance in the Wild Card loss to the 49ers. Roseman praised Brown but was noncommittal about his future role with the Eagles.

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