Mannion's Brilliance: Eagles' New Offensive Coordinator

0:00On March 30, Green Bay Packers coach Matt LaFleur is singing the praises of Sean Manion, the Philadelphia Eagles' new offensive coordinator. LaFleur called him one of the hardest workers with a brilliant football mind during the NFL owner's meetings. Manion, a 33-year-old former quarterback, jumps straight from coaching under LaFleur in Green Bay to this big role in Philly. Manion got drafted in the third round back in 2015 by the Rams and backed up for them, the Vikings and the Seahawks. He's worked under top minds like Sean McVeay, Kevin Stofansky and Kevin O'Connell, soaking up every offensive system out there. Eagle stars are hyped too. Jalen Hurts called Manion amazing and said they're already talking schemes. Lane Johnson backed that up, loving the Shanahan and McVeay vibes in the new offense, which means fewer one-on-one battles for him at tackle. Manion helped turn Malig Willis from a bust into a $67.5 million Dolphin Seignee. Eagle's GM Howie Roseman highlighted at the combine, how Manion's backup QB days give him real insight into what

1:05Hurts faces under center. With Hurts coming off 3,224 passing yards, 25 touchdowns and solid rushing numbers last season, Manion sets a craft and explosive attack that counters any defense. Eagle spans get ready for that fresh flow. Assure update from NFL news today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.