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Nick Sirianni: Eagles will stick with Tanner McKee, Sean Mannion despite offensive woes
Eagles keep current QBs and offensive staff amid poor performance
Sean Mannion
QB · FA · 31 yrs · exp 9 · Oregon State
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Nick Sirianni: Eagles will stick with Tanner McKee, Sean Mannion despite offensive woes
The Eagles have lost six in a row and rank 30th in the NFL in points per game, but Nick Sirianni said Monday that he isn't making a change at offensive coordinator or quarterback
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Nick Sirianni: Sean Mannion will remain the play caller
The Eagles rank 30th in total offense, including 29th in rushing. They have not had running back Saquon Barkley since Week 4; right tackle Lane Johnson retired unexpectedly on Oct. 6; and the Eagles’ Week 5 loss to the Jaguars will be the final game of the season for quarterback Jalen Hurts. Offensive coordinator Sean Mannion doesn’t have much to work with, but head coach Nick Sirianni still faced questions about Mannion on Monday. Sirianni replied, “Yes,” when asked directly whether Mannion would continue to call plays. Sirianni acknowledged the offense has to be better, and he and the coaches will spend the next few days trying to fix it. “Everything’s on the table,” Sirianni said, adding that the play caller and coaches aren’t changing. With Tanner McKee at quarterback, the Eagles gained 222 yards in the loss to the Panthers on Sunday. McKee completed 26 of 45 passes for 215 yards and a touchdown
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Nick Sirianni: Sean Mannion will remain the play caller
The Eagles rank 30th in total offense, including 29th in rushing
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Eagles-Panthers Film Review: Sean Mannion should probably be replaced
All-22 analysis from Philadelphia’s Week 6 loss
QB · PHI
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Sean Mannion is still having a blast despite Eagles’ struggles
The Eagles OC talks Jalen Hurts in the run game, second-half struggles, and more
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Roob's Observations: Too early to give up on Sean Mannion but offense is a mess
Mannion's offense, Lane Johnson's legacy, Paulsboro football and more in Roob's Random Observations
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Sean Mannion staying course with Eagles' offense: ‘It is what I believe in'
Sean Mannion is steadfast in his believe of the Eagles' offense and his players' ability to run it
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Eagles thoughts: Course corrections
The Eagles are an uninspiring 2-1. The Rams are a disappointing 1-2. Someone is going to walk away on Sunday feeling somewhat less bad about themselves. Football is not a meritocracy Before the season began I asked if the new Sean Mannion led offense would get complimentary players more involved. We got our first look […]
QB · ATL
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Wish I could have it back:' Sean Mannion on disastrous Andy Dalton play call
Dalton was picked off in the end zone Monday night against the Bears
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Six lessons learned in Week 3: Texans, Eagles offenses in major trouble, officials need help
The article analyzes Week 3 NFL performances, highlighting surprising undefeated and winless teams, and offers six key lessons. Notable takeaways include the struggles of the Texans and Eagles offenses, with Jalen Hurts looking lost and Saquon Barkley's usage being questioned. The article also touches on coaching adaptability, citing Ben Johnson's success with a third-string QB and the Eagles' offensive issues
TE · PHI
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Eagles notebook: Sean Mannion gets in his bag with tempo usage
In the latest Eagles notebook, Sean Mannion uses tempo, Zach Ertz gets his number back and more
QB · PHI
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Eagles News: Sean Mannion says “the screen game’s going to be a big part of what we do”
Philadelphia Eagles news and links for 9/24/26
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Young, unproven and in charge of NFL offenses, these 30-somethings are calling shots
Four first‑time play‑callers in their early 30s are taking over the offensive reins for the Ravens, Commanders, Broncos and Eagles
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Eagles News: Sean Mannion is focused on running the ball
Philadelphia Eagles news and links for 9/12/26
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Commanders' David Blough, Eagles' Sean Mannion face off in Week 1 battle of journeyman QBs-turned-play-calling saviors
David Blough and Sean Mannion were journeyman backup QBs as players. Just a few years after retiring, they're being handed the keys to the offenses of the Commanders and Eagles, respectively
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Commanders' David Blough, Eagles' Sean Mannion face off in Week 1 battle of journeymen QBs-turned-play-calling saviors
David Blough and Sean Mannion were journeyman backup QBs as players. Just a few years after retiring, they're being handed the keys to the offenses of the Commanders and Eagles, respectively
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Nick Sirianni says Sean Mannion is likely to call plays from the booth
The Eagles head coach talks DeVonta Smith’s bigger role, OL coach Chris Kuper, and more
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PFT's Week 1 2026 NFL power rankings
1. Seahawks (preseason No. 1; 0-0): Is rookie Jadarian Price ready to carry the load in the running game? 2. Rams (No. 2; 0-0): Anything short of a Super Bowl appearance will be viewed as failure. 3. Texans (No. 3; 0-0): If the offense is just a little bit better, they could be a Super Bowl team. 4. Broncos (No. 4; 0-0): Jaylen Waddle could be just what the passing game needed. 5. Bills (No. 5; 0-0): How many grass fields does it take to finish a football season? (We’re about to find out.) 6. Bears (No. 6; 0-0): Forty-one years after the pinnacle of the 46 defense, can they do enough on that side of the ball? 7. Patriots (No. 7; 0-0): The first four games are a meat grinder, especially in comparison to last year’s cakewalk. 8. Eagles (No. 8; 0-0): Sean Mannion has the chance to be the next one-and-done offensive coordinator — either because he gets promoted or because he gets replaced. 9. Jaguars (No. 9; 0-0): In Year 2 of the Liam Coen/Trevor Lawrence marriage, the sky is the limit. 10. Ravens (No. 10; 0-0): Lamar Jackson is very excited about the new offense, which should have Ravens fans feeling very good about the team’s prospects. 11. Bengals (No. 15; 0-0): Joe Burrow thinks it feels like LSU circa 2019. We’ll defer to his expertise, for now. 12. Chargers (No. 11; 0-0): The clock is ticking on Justin Herbert fulfilling his full potential. 13. Chiefs (No. 13; 0-0): When it’s time to call the plays, will they truly commit to the run? 14. Lions (No. 14; 0-0): Falling into a fourth-place schedule gives them the inside track to winning the division. 15. 49ers (No. 12; 0-0): It’s impossible to ignore the collective impact of one weird story after another. 16. Packers (No. 16; 0-0): Losing Josh Jacobs to paid leave could be a big problem, especially with Micah Parsons still not ready to go. 17. Cowboys (No. 17; 0-0): The offensive line is suddenly a question mark. 18. Steelers (No. 18; 0-0): They need to get off to a fast start; there are plenty of tough games after the Week 9 bye. 19. Vikings (No. 20; 0-0): If the offense clicks under Kyler Murray, they could be one of the most balanced teams in the league. 20. Giants (No. 23; 0-0): John Harbaugh may have them on the brink of a quick turnaround. 21. Panthers (No. 19; 0-0): Can Bryce Young secure his future in Carolina? 22. Buccaneers (No. 21; 0-0): They need another fast start — and not another collapse thereafter. 23. Colts (No. 22; 0-0): They desperately need Daniel Jones and Jonathan Taylor to stay healthy. 24. Saints (No. 24; 0-0): If they’d started Tyler Shough from Week 1 of last year, they may have won the division. 25. Falcons (No. 25; 0-0): If/when Tua gets benched, he could soon end up being cut. 26. Titans (No. 27; 0-0): Robert Saleh gets an immediate chance to act on the grudge he claims he doesn’t hold against the Jets. 27. Commanders (No. 26; 0-0): It already feels like it’s just a matter of time before Dan Quinn is relieved of his duties. 28. Dolphins (No. 28; 0-0): The right culture is in place. Do they have the right players? 29. Jets (No. 29; 0-0): Jets fans find plenty of optimism in 0-0. They should enjoy it while it lasts. 30. Raiders (No. 31; 0-0): How long until Maxx Crosby is traded? 31. Browns (No. 30; 0-0): Deshaun Watson’s two-game audition likely won’t be good enough to get him to Week 3. 32. Cardinals (No. 32; 0-0): Beyond the question of whether Jeremiyah Love can get healthy is the question of whether the Cardinals can keep him healthy
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