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Nick Sirianni hires Sean Mannion as the new Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator, a surprising choice for the 33-year-old with no prior play-calling experience. After 17 interviews, Sirianni bets on Mannion, a third-year assistant, to revitalize a broken offense. High stakes loom as Sirianni faces pressure following a disappointing Super Bowl defense and a wild-card playoff exit last season. Former offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo struggled to establish an identity, leading to his dismissal. Mannion, a former Rams quarterback and Packers assistant, is viewed as a rising star in coaching circles, but his hiring raises eyebrows. Quarterback Jalen Hurts battles inconsistency, while star receiver A.J. Brown expresses frustration. Running back Saquon Barkley’s production plummets, and the offensive line falters. Sirianni’s decision could make or break his tenure with the Eagles.
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