Sean Mannion remains Eagles’ play-caller. Can his offense work with Tanner McKee?

Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni confirmed offensive coordinator Sean Mannion will remain the team's play-caller following a four-game losing streak. Mannion must now adapt one of the NFL's least efficient offenses around backup quarterback Tanner McKee, who stepped into the starting lineup following an injury to starter Jalen Hurts. Mannion expressed confidence in McKee's quick decision-making and fundamentals ahead of an upcoming matchup against Dallas.

McKee performed reasonably well in Week 6, completing 26 of 45 passes for 215 yards and a touchdown, excelling when releasing throws in 2.5 seconds or less. Philadelphia currently ranks among the league's lowest in scoring and efficiency, struggling with under-center play-action and blitz protection. Despite the slump, Mannion stated he remains committed to his core scheme while adjusting specific details for McKee.