Breaking News: An deal has been reached for the amazing top ace to become the Eagles’ next offensive coordinator, but regrettably…

PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA - AUGUST 24: Offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter of the Indianapolis Colts walks onto the field against the Philadelphia Eagles during the preseason game at Lincoln Financial Field on August 24, 2023 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Colts defeated the Eagles 27-13. (Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images)

Report: Jim Bob Cooter could be next offensive coordinator of Eagles - NBC  Sports

Report: Jim Bob Cooter could be next offensive coordinator of Eagles

As we continue to wait for official word (which might never officially come) that coach Nick Sirianni will return as head coach of the Eagles, it’s far more likely that one or both coordinators will be replaced.

On offense, Mike Garafolo of NFL Media mentioned on Saturday that Colts offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter could be hired for the job.

Report: Jim Bob Cooter could be next offensive coordinator of Eagles - NBC  Sports

That would require the Colts to be willing to let him go, since he’s already their coordinator. In 2021, Cooter was a coaching consultant with the Eagles. He worked with former Philly offensive coordinator (now Colts head coach) Shane Steichen.

Sirianni hired Brian Johnson to replace Steichen. The offense hasn’t been the same in 2023 as it was last year, which resulted in a Super Bowl berth.

Report: Jim Bob Cooter could be next offensive coordinator of Eagles - NBC  Sports

On defense, Sean Desai was hired to replace Jonathan Gannon, now the Cardinals’ coach. The Eagles were caught flat-footed by the departure of Gannon, who had said he wasn’t leaving. If the Eagles had known, they could have potentially made 2022 consultant Vic Fangio the head coach.

During the season, Matt Patricia replaced Desai as the defensive playcaller. It’s currently expected that neither Desai nor Patricia will return.

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