Eagles' New Coaching Staff: Game Changers

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The Philadelphia Eagles are gearing up for big changes on both sides of the ball, as they

head into offseason workouts in the 2026 NFL.

Draft.

They've lost key defenders like safety, read Blankenship, and linebacker Nikobe Dean to

free agency, plus traded Sydney Brown, but added pieces such as, safety, J.T. Gray, and

Cornerback Rick Wullen.

On offense, they sign Hollywood Brown and running back Damien Pierce, while resigning tight-in

Dallas-Gotard and others.

The standout move came on the coaching staff, where they hired Sean Manion as the new

offensive coordinator after he coached quarterbacks for the Green Bay Packers.

To build around quarterback Jalen Hertz, they also brought in Josh Grizzard as passing

game coordinator from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Jared.

Johnson as a senior offensive assistant from the Houston Texans.

These hires have generated buzz because of the coach's track records.

Manion, a former NFL quarterback, helped develop Jordan Love and Malik Willis in Green Bay.

Grizzard excelled at third down calls in Tampa Bay, leading the league with nearly 51%

conversions last season.

Johnson guided rookie CJ Stroud to over 4,000 passing yards and at league high yards

per game in Houston.

As an analyst see this as a smart way to revive the Eagles offense, blending young minds

with quarterback expertise for more creative plays.

It replaces previous coordinators and aims to boost efficiency and explosiveness around

Hertz.

With this revamped staff and roster tweaks in place, the Eagles enter the new era looking

sharper and ready to contend for another strong run.