Eagles, OL coach Jeff Stoutland parting ways after 13 seasons

The Philadelphia Eagles announced a significant change as offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland is leaving the team after 13 seasons. Stoutland, who was the longest-tenured member of the Eagles' coaching staff, announced his departure on social media, reflecting on his time in Philadelphia since joining in 2013. He coached numerous Pro Bowl players, including Jason Kelce, Lane Johnson, and Jordan Mailata, and played a key role in the team's offensive success, contributing to two Super Bowl victories.

Stoutland's departure coincides with the arrival of new offensive coordinator Sean Mannion, previously the Green Bay Packers' quarterbacks coach, who will bring in his own staff. Stoutland's career included stops at Miami and Alabama before joining the Eagles, marking his only NFL coaching position. His influence was evident in the Eagles' nine playoff appearances and three Super Bowl runs during his tenure. The team is transitioning after a challenging 2025 season, moving on from former offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo to