With their offensive coordinator search dragging into uncomfortable territory, the Philadelphia Eagles are being urged to act fast. After whiffing on some of the biggest names on the market, one veteran NFL coach with recent postseason success has suddenly become available.

Plenty of the candidates they have been linked to have either withdrawn from consideration or have taken other jobs. And there could be candidates emerge we haven’t heard about yet. But here’s a list of the known candidates we still believe are in the running: Sean Mannion: The Eagles have reportedly interviewed the Packers QBs coach virtually and will now bring him in for an in-person interview.

Cooter also has some connection to the Eagles. He worked alongside Nick Sirianni when the two were on the Chiefs coaching staff, and he later served as an independent consultant in Philly during the 2021 campaign. When Sirianni announced that move, he noted that he thinks “very highly” of Cooter while describing him as a “great football mind.”

Who will be calling plays in Philadelphia next season?

Mike McDaniel is drawing interest for both head coach and offensive coordinator jobs, but according to one report, he isn't a lock to take any head coach job over a play-caller role, which is good news for the Detroit Lions,

Cross Brian Daboll’s name off the dwindling list of available candidates for the Eagles’ offensive coordinator vacancy.

A new report from NFL Network pertaining to more head coach interest for former Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel is bad news for the Philadelphia Eagles, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Detroit Lions.

Daboll has long-standing relationships with Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts and head coach Nick Sirianni, and he may be exactly what the Eagles need in their next OC: a quarterback whisper who can get the most out of Hurts. As the Bills’ offensive coordinator, Daboll turned project quarterback Josh Allen into a superstar.

Former Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel was urged to take the offensive coordinator gig with the Philadelphia Eagles.

The Tennessee Titans reportedly will hire Brian Daboll as their new offensive coordinator, provided that he is not offered the Las Vegas Raiders' vacant head-coaching position.