Eagles Interview Former Chiefs OC Matt Nagy for OC Position as McDaniel and Daboll Seek New Opportunities.
The Philadelphia Eagles' search for a new offensive coordinator has taken an interesting turn with the team interviewing former Kansas City Chiefs head coach Matt Nagy. Sources close to the matter have confirmed that Nagy was indeed on the shortlist of candidates, despite being considered a long shot by some.
Nagy, who spent three seasons coaching Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs' offense, was recently let go from his position as senior assistant and quarterbacks coach for the 2023-25 seasons. The move came as a surprise to many, given that Nagy had shown promising results in Chicago during his four-year stint as head coach.
The Eagles' interest in Nagy is partly due to his experience working with several different quarterbacks, including Alex Smith and Mahomes, as well as Trubisky and Fields in Chicago. His familiarity with the Reid offense would also be an asset for the team.
However, Nagy's coaching career has not been without controversy. In Chicago, he struggled to establish a consistent offense, with the Bears ranking as low as 29th in total offense during his tenure. The team did show some improvement under his leadership, but ultimately fell short of expectations.
The Eagles' current top contenders for the OC position – Mike McDaniel and Brian Daboll – have both moved on to new opportunities, leaving Nagy as one of the last remaining options. It will be interesting to see how the team evaluates him in an interview setting, given his experience with quarterbacks and familiarity with Reid's offense.
One thing is clear, though: the Eagles' OC search has been a wild ride, with several familiar faces popping up along the way. Will Nagy be able to revive his coaching career and lead the Eagles to success on offense? Only time will tell.
The Philadelphia Eagles' search for a new offensive coordinator has taken an interesting turn with the team interviewing former Kansas City Chiefs head coach Matt Nagy. Sources close to the matter have confirmed that Nagy was indeed on the shortlist of candidates, despite being considered a long shot by some.
Nagy, who spent three seasons coaching Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs' offense, was recently let go from his position as senior assistant and quarterbacks coach for the 2023-25 seasons. The move came as a surprise to many, given that Nagy had shown promising results in Chicago during his four-year stint as head coach.
The Eagles' interest in Nagy is partly due to his experience working with several different quarterbacks, including Alex Smith and Mahomes, as well as Trubisky and Fields in Chicago. His familiarity with the Reid offense would also be an asset for the team.
However, Nagy's coaching career has not been without controversy. In Chicago, he struggled to establish a consistent offense, with the Bears ranking as low as 29th in total offense during his tenure. The team did show some improvement under his leadership, but ultimately fell short of expectations.
The Eagles' current top contenders for the OC position – Mike McDaniel and Brian Daboll – have both moved on to new opportunities, leaving Nagy as one of the last remaining options. It will be interesting to see how the team evaluates him in an interview setting, given his experience with quarterbacks and familiarity with Reid's offense.
One thing is clear, though: the Eagles' OC search has been a wild ride, with several familiar faces popping up along the way. Will Nagy be able to revive his coaching career and lead the Eagles to success on offense? Only time will tell.
... he had some good moments in chicago but consistency was a major issue 
the bears did show some improvement under him but ultimately fell short 
and now they're looking to revamp their offense again? might be an interesting move, but i'm not sold on it yet 
!!! he's got experience with all sorts of QBs and that reid offense is no joke 
i'm curious to see how he'd fit in with jalen hurttman and company... idk if his past struggles in chicago will hold him back tho 
. I mean, 29th in total offense during his time as Bears head coach doesn't look great on paper 
, but hey, at least they showed some improvement under him, right? Still, it's not like Nagy was a complete bust or anything 
... and having worked with Reid's offense before should be an asset 
. Now we just gotta see how the interview goes down 
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he's got tons of experience with QBs and has worked with some top-notch offenses in the past, plus he knows the reid system which is a major plus 
but at the same time, his record as a head coach hasn't been super impressive 
! He's got tons of experience working with QBs, which is super valuable in Philly, especially with Jalen Hurts under center. Plus, his familiarity with Reid's offense would definitely give him an edge over other candidates. Of course, there's some controversy surrounding his time in Chicago, but who knows how things would've turned out if he had more time to build a consistent offense? I'm keeping my fingers crossed that Nagy can bring some stability and success to the Eagles' O! 
. But, gotta wonder if his past struggles in Chicago 
Only time will tell if he can revive his career and lead the Eagles to victory 
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his track record with bears is pretty sketchy too, 29th in total offense in chicago... how much more worst can it get? 
. But at the same time, there's also the elephant in the room - his lack of success in Chicago 
. Either way, it'll be fun to watch how this all plays out!
Here's a quick diagram of what I think Nagy's strengths and weaknesses might look like:
. Either way, it'll be interesting to watch him go through an interview process and see if he can rev up his coaching career 
... but at the same time, his experience working with different QBs could be a game-changer for the team 
... like what are they even looking for? someone to blame? 
... anyway, Nagy seems like an interesting candidate, we'll see how it all plays out 
. Plus, his experience with the Reid offense could be a game-changer 
️. But hey, controversy follows him like a bad habit 
. Can he put it behind him and lead the Eagles to victory? Only time (and a lot of coaching) will tell 
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