There isn't a single person in Philadelphia who is a big fan of offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo after the awful 2025 season the offense has had.
The Eagles finished the season with an 11-6 record and won the NFC East as the number three seed in the NFC playoffs, and will play the San Francisco 49ers in the Wild Card round. Many people would argue that they did it despite Patullo and his offensive play-calling.
Philly finished the regular season in the bottom 10 in total offense and passing, and only managed to hover above the bottom 10 in rushing yards. This has led many within the city and fan base to be screaming for Patullo to lose his job, but one new candidate just emerged that might be the saving grace for the City of Brotherly Love.
Eagles might have a good replacement for Patullo just become available
As part of Black Monday in the NFL, the Cleveland Browns decided to fire their head coach, Kevin Stefanski, after six years in the position. Stefanski led the Browns to the postseason twice in the first four years and won the NFL Coach of the Year award in both seasons.
The expectation is that Stefanski will be a head coaching candidate for multiple NFL openings, including the New York Giants job. There might be a chance, though, that if the Eagles move on from Patullo, Stefanski is the first call to be the new offensive coordinator.
This is no doubt an outsider's shot, but Stefanski would be perfect for what the Eagles want to do on offense. During his time in Cleveland, Stefanski had a successful running game with players like Nick Chubb and Quinshon Judkins. If the Eagles want to address the offensive line concerns and the running game, Stefanski could do that easily.
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The Eagles have to be aware that they need to make a move at offensive coordinator with Patullo unless he has a magical run in the postseason. Otherwise, Stefanski needs to be at the top of their minds for the potential offensive coordinator search after the season.