The Eagles announced a revamped coaching staff for 2024 that’ll include significant changes at offensive and defensive coordinator positions.
2024 Coaching Staff finalized ✅ pic.twitter.com/mU2i4utpqR
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) February 23, 2024
In all, the Eagles welcome nine new coaches to the staff, including Defensive Coordinator Vic Fangio and Offensive Coordinator Kellen Moore.
Three members from last year’s coaching staff return with new titles.
Returning Coaches
Nick Sirianni, Head Coach
Michael Clay, Special Teams Coordinator
Jemal Singleton, Running Backs/Assistant Head Coach
Kevin Patullo, Passing Game Coordinator/Associate Head Coach
Jeff Stoutland, Run Game Coordinator/Offensive Line
Jason Michael, Tight Ends
Aaron Moorehead, Wide Receivers
Jeremiah Washburn, Defensive Ends/Outside Linebackers
Joe Pannunzio, Assistant Special Teams Coordinator
Tyler Brown, Special Teams Assistant
Eric Dickerson, Offensive Quality Control
Coaches with new titles
T.J. Paganetti, Run Game Specialist/Assistant Offensive Line
Ronell Williams, Assistant Linebackers/Defensive Quality Control
Tyler Scudder, Defensive Quality Control
Tyler Yelk, Head Coach Quality Control
New Coaches
Vic Fangio, Defensive Coordinator
Kellen Moore, Offensive Coordinator
Christian Parker, Passing Game Coordinator/Defensive Backs
Clint Hurtt, Senior Defensive Assistant/Defensive Line
Roy Anderson, Cornerbacks
Joe Kasper, Safeties
Bobby King, Inside Linebackers
Doug Nussmeier, Quarterbacks
Kyle Valero, Offensive Assistant
Nick Sirianni -- head coach
Sirianni’s 34 wins are the most by any head coach in his first three years with the Eagles. He is also the only head coach in Eagles history to begin his tenure with the team with three straight playoff appearances.
Michael Clay, Special Teams Coordinator
Recently extended, Clay directed a unit that was ranked second in average (14.4 yards per return). As an overall group, the Eagles’ special teams ranked first in DVOA and fifth in the league according to Pro Football Focus’ grading method.
Vic Fangio, Defensive Coordinator
After three years of hiring his disciples, the Eagles finally landed the guy.
Fangio has been a defensive coordinator with Carolina, Indianapolis, Houston, San Francisco, Chicago, and Miami. Fangio was Denver’s head coach from 2019-21.
In 2023, the Dolphins finished 10th in the NFL in yards allowed (18th in 2022) and ninth in yards allowed per play (14th in 2022). The Dolphins also finished third in the NFL in sacks (56) and tied for eighth in forced turnovers (27).
Kellen Moore, Offensive Coordinator
Moore, 34, joins the Eagles after coaching in Dallas as both an offensive assistant and as offensive coordinator from 2018-2022, and then with the Los Angeles Chargers last season as the team’s offensive coordinator.
Christian Parker, Passing Game Coordinator/Defensive Backs
Known as a rising star in the NFL’s coaching ranks, Parker spent the last three seasons as Denver’s secondary coach and is credited with helping develop cornerback Patrick Surtain II, who in three seasons has made two All-Pro teams and one Pro Bowl. Parker worked with Eagles Defensive Coordinator Vic Fangio when Fangio was the Broncos’ head coach in 2021.
Prior to coaching with the Broncos, Parker was in Green Bay as a quality control coach for two seasons. He interviewed for defensive coordinator positions with New England and Green Bay this offseason.
Clint Hurtt, Senior Defensive Assistant/Defensive Line
Hurtt joined the Seattle Seahawks in 2017 as a defensive line coach, was promoted to assistant head coach in 2018, and spent the last two seasons as the team’s defensive coordinator. Before joining the Seahawks, Hurtt was a defensive line and linebackers coach for the Chicago Bears from 2014-16, working for new Defensive Coordinator Vic Fangio, who was the Bears’ defensive coordinator from 2015-18.
