Grizzard Chooses Eagles Over Jaguars

On April 2nd, Josh Grizzard, the former Tampa Bay Buccaneer's offensive coordinator, nearly

linked up with his old boss, Liam Cohen, on the Jacksonville.

Jaguar staffed this off-season.

Cohen, now head coach there, pushed hard to bring Grizz at a board after the Bucks fired

him.

But Grizzard turned it down and landed with the Philadelphia Eagles instead as their

pass-game coordinator.

Grizzard had worked under Cohen as pass-game coordinator back in the 2024 season.

When Cohen bolted for Jacksonville, the Bucks promoted Grizzard to keep their offense

steady.

It made sense on paper, bridging the gap from previous schemes.

Fans and analysts saw mixed results from Grizzard and Tampa Bay.

His unit put up slightly better yards and points than the year before.

But it lacked the big-place fart Cohen brought.

That shortfall led to his exit after one full year-calling place.

Now Grizzard joins Nick Cereoni's crew in Philly, teaming up with stars like Sequan Barclay

and Jalen Hertz.

At just 35 years old, he's got plenty of runway ahead and a strong run here could put

him right back in coordinator talks.

Meanwhile, the Bucks keep hunting for that 2024 offensive fire, whether through Cohen's

allies or fresh blood to spark things up.

I'm Cory with the story.

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