Eagles Lose Offensive Line Coach, Rebuilding from Scratch

0:00It's April 28th. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI and Ready for Kickoff. The Philadelphia Eagles are shaking up their offense big time this off season. Nick Ciriani stays as head coach and Jalen Hertz remains at quarterback, but AJ. Brown is headed out. They fired offensive coordinator Kevin Petulo and brought in Sean Manian and now they've lost their top assistant offensive. My coach Jeff Stoutland after 13 seasons. Stoutland's one of the best in the business at building trenches. Since 2012, Eagles liming grabbed a leak high 27 pro bow nods. He turned his seventh round rugby player, Jordan Molata, into an elite left tackle, elevated Lane Johnson, coach Jason Peters, and helped Jason Kelsey become a legend. Last season was rough for Philly, failing to defend their Super Bowl title with the worst offense under Ciriani. They averaged 22.3 points per game, 24th in total yards at 311.2, and 18th in rushing at 1.116.9. Fans and players felt the drop-off

1:05hard. On the Kelsey Brothers New Heights podcast, Stoutland broke it down simple, poor play calling and execution killed them. He said it boils down to calling the right plays against the right defenses and nailing the basics. No excuses. Despite a stacked roster with Hertz's Super Bowl MVP, Sequan Barkley is offensive player of the year, and a top 10 line even banged up, the ball. Just wouldn't move. Stoutland didn't plan to bounce yet, but this mess pushed him out, Lee's Eagles rebuilding from the ground up.