The Philadelphia Eagles have hired Sean Mannion as their next offensive coordinator, the team announced on Thursday.

A third-round pick in 2015, Mannion lands a key gig after two years in coaching.

The Philadelphia Eagles have hired Sean Mannion, an "incredibly-detailed" coach on the rise, as their new offensive coordinator.

ESPN's Adam Schefter hinted that Eagles HC Nick Sirianni could ultimately decide to call plays in 2026. That wouldn't do much to inspire confidence in the offense's evolution.

The Eagles are hoping new offensive coordinator Sean Mannion and new pass game coordinator Josh Grizzard can revitalize an offense that dramatically underachieved in 2025. The passing game in particular grew stale and predictable under former offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo, and fans clamored for a change this offseason.

Capping a long search to find a replacement for the fired Kevin Patullo, the Eagles named 33-year-old former Packers QB coach Sean Mannion, who has just two years of NFL coaching experience, as their new offensive coordinator.

The Philadelphia Eagles continued to reshape their offensive coaching staff on Friday, reportedly adding former Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator Josh Grizzard as their passing game coordinator.