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- Steichen's record as the team's offensive coordinator was 23-11-0, making him the most successful offensive coordinator in Philadelphia Eagles history.
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Steichen's record as the team's offensive coordinator was 23-11-0, making him the most successful offensive coordinator in Philadelphia Eagles history. The team made it to the playoffs two times (2021-2022) and had a 2-2 record under Coach Steichen in playoff games.
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- Jim Johnson: In Johnson’s 10 years as defensive coordinator under Andy Reid, the Eagles had the No. 5 defense in the NFL, reached five NFC Championship Games, got to the playoffs seven times, had the 4-best pass defense, forced the 6-most turnovers and from 2000 through 2004 ranked 2 in the league three times, 4 once and 7 once.
- John Harbaugh: Harbs is a special teams legend around here, one of a very few special teams coaches who became head coaches. Harbaugh was an unheralded assistant at Indiana when Ray Rhodes brought him to Philly before the 1998 season.
- Shane Steichen: Shane Steichen and Frank Reich were both offensive coordinators here for just two years, each coached the No. 3 offense in the NFL their second year, each got to a Super Bowl in Year 2 and each became head coach of the Colts the next year.
- Marion Campbell: It’s easy to just remember Marion Campbell as the Eagles’ head coach between Dick Vermeil and Buddy Ryan. Campbell is the only Eagles coach in the last 50 years who didn’t lead a team to the playoffs, and his 17-29-1 record from 1983 through 1985 was pretty bad.
- Reuben Frank
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- Jim Johnson: In Johnson’s 10 years as defensive coordinator under Andy Reid, the Eagles had the No. 5 defense in the NFL, reached five NFC Championship Games, got to the playoffs seven times, had the 4-best pass defense, forced the 6-most turnovers and from 2000 through 2004 ranked 2 in the league three times, 4 once and 7 once.
- John Harbaugh: Harbs is a special teams legend around here, one of a very few special teams coaches who became head coaches. Harbaugh was an unheralded assistant at Indiana when Ray Rhodes brought him to Philly before the 1998 season.
- Shane Steichen: Shane Steichen and Frank Reich were both offensive coordinators here for just two years, each coached the No. 3 offense in the NFL their second year, each got to a Super Bowl in Year 2 and each became head coach of the Colts the next year.
- Marion Campbell: It’s easy to just remember Marion Campbell as the Eagles’ head coach between Dick Vermeil and Buddy Ryan. Campbell is the only Eagles coach in the last 50 years who didn’t lead a team to the playoffs, and his 17-29-1 record from 1983 through 1985 was pretty bad.
Kellen Christopher Moore (born July 5, 1988) is an American professional football coach and former quarterback who is the offensive coordinator for the Philadelphia Eagles of the National Football League (NFL). [1]
Stoutland is the offensive run game coordinator for the Philadelphia Eagles since the 2018 season, a total of six years. Stoutland's record as the team's offensive run game coordinator was 56-42-1, making him the second-most successful offensive run game coordinator in Philadelphia Eagles history.
Patullo is the offensive pass game coordinator for the Philadelphia Eagles since the 2021 season, a total of four years. Patullo's record as the team's offensive pass game coordinator was 34-17-0, making him the most successful offensive pass game coordinator in Philadelphia Eagles history.
Philadelphia Eagles. Coaches. Team Names: Philadelphia Eagles, Phi/Pit Eagles/Steelers. Seasons: 92 (1933 to 2024) Record (W-L-T): 626-638-27. Playoff Record: 25-26. Super Bowls Won: 1 (4 Appearances) Championships Won*: 4. All-time Passing Leader: Donovan McNabb 2,801/4,746, 32,873 yds, 216 TD.
