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Following their Super Bowl season in 2024, the Philadelphia Eagles had a disappointing title defense season in 2025 followed by what is shaping up to be one of the worst seasons in team history in 2026. If the Eagles move…
PhillyVoice writer Jimmy Kempski evaluates five potential offensive-minded head coaching candidates for the Philadelphia Eagles if the franchise decides to move on from Nick Sirianni. Following a disappointing 2025 campaign and a difficult 2026 season, Kempski anticipates the Eagles would prioritize an offensive specialist should a coaching change occur.
The preliminary list of candidates analyzed by Kempski includes Declan Doyle, Kliff Kingsbury, Klay Kubiak, Nate Scheelhaase, and Grant Udinski. Several of these coaches have previous interview history with Philadelphia, while others currently serve as coordinators or assistants under established offensive head coaches across the league.
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