The Philadelphia Eagles promoted passing game coordinator Kevin Patullo to offensive coordinator on Wednesday.
Patullo, 43, joined the Eagles as passing game coordinator in 2021 and added the title of associate head coach in 2023.
He replaces Kellen Moore, who was named head coach of the New Orleans Saints last week after one season as the team’s OC and a Super Bowl title.
The Eagles generated 367.2 yards of offense in 2024 — eighth in the NFL — and were second in rushing (179.3 yards per game) behind Saquon Barkley and his 2,005 rushing yards.
Patullo is set to enter his 16th season coaching in the NFL, all on offense, and primarily working with wide receivers and quarterbacks.
“Very important to the success that we’ve had. He wears a lot of different hats. Helps me a lot with different head coaching things,” Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni said of Patullo during Super Bowl week. “I can’t tell you that I make a decision without saying to Kevin first, ‘What do you think?’ That’s in everything. That’s in-game, out of game, with scheduling, that’s with offensive stuff, that’s with game-management stuff, I lean on him a lot.”
The Eagles moved fast to replace Patullo, hiring Parks Frazier as their passing game coordinator, per multiple reports.
Frazier, 33, was on the Miami Dolphins staff in 2024 as an offensive assistant and was the passing game coordinator for the Carolina Panthers in 2023.
His NFL coaching career began in 2018 when he was hired as assistant to the head coach with the Indianapolis Colts.
