Eagles Hire Young Guns for Offense

On March 31st, the Philadelphia Eagles wrapped up their offensive coordinator search with some serious firepower interviewing 17 candidates.

Before landing on 33-year-old Sean Manion as the top guy, out of seven finalists, they scooped up three to join the staff.

Manion running the offense, Josh Grizzard handling passing-game coordinator duties, and Jared Johnson stepping in a senior offensive assistant for special projects.

Seriani spoke about his straight at the NFL annual meeting in Phoenix this week, saying, you can never have too many strong coaches on board.

He stressed the importance of clear roles for everyone, making sure the team gels like a unit.

Fans and analysts are buzzing about whether this move looks like a safety net for the less experienced manion, especially since the Eagles have lost.

Coaches to bigger gigs before.

Seriani pushed back on that talk, praising Manion's relentless work ethic and how he fits the new Shanahan style system coming in 2026.

Jared Johnson brings real value here.

Fresh off a mutual split with the Houston Texans where he coached quarterbacks.

Seriani knows him from their Indianapolis days and called it a unique chance to plug him in right away.

Overall, this staff build shows the Eagles planning smart stacking talent deep, so they're ready if success pulls coaches away, keeping that offense.

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