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Exhale, Eagles fans—the anchor of the offensive line isn't going anywhere! After weeks of speculation and "retirement watch," All-Pro right tackle Lane Johnson has officially announced he is returning for the 2026 season. We break down the massive implications of his return and dive into the high-stakes free agency period looming over South Philly.

In this episode, we cover:

The Rock is Back: Lane Johnson’s Return
Lane Johnson (35) confirmed on Thursday that he has "unfinished business," officially ending rumors of his retirement. We discuss:

The "Lane Factor": Why the Eagles' winning percentage and Jalen Hurts' protection numbers plummet whenever Lane is out of the lineup.

Lisfranc Recovery: An update on his rehab from the foot injury that ended his 2025 season prematurely and why his return is the ultimate "security blanket" for the new-look offense.

Landon Dickerson, Too! Huge news as Landon Dickerson also confirms his return for 2026, ensuring the Eagles keep their Pro Bowl left side intact despite the departure of Jeff Stoutland.

The 2026 Free Agent Rundown
With the NFL Combine just days away, Howie Roseman has some impossible decisions to make. We rank the priority of the Birds' top impending free agents:

The Dallas Goedert Dilemma: Goedert is coming off a record-breaking 11-touchdown season, but he’s hitting the open market at age 31. Do the Eagles pay up or look to the draft?

Jaelan Phillips & the Pass Rush: After a dominant stretch following his trade to Philly, Phillips is a "best fit" for a reunion. Can the Eagles afford to let him walk?

Secondary Staples: We look at the futures of Reed Blankenship, Nakobe Dean, and the legendary Brandon Graham. Is this finally the end of the road for BG in Midnight Green?

The Sean Mannion Effect
As new OC Sean Mannion and OL coach Chris Kuper begin installing their system, we analyze how a veteran line—led by Lane and Landon—will handle the shift to a more Shanahan-style scheme. Does this mean more under-center looks for Jalen Hurts?

The trenches are solidified, but the roster is about to shift. Tune in for the latest news, contract projections, and our early free agency "Big Board!"

Keywords: Philadelphia Eagles, Eagles Podcast, Lane Johnson, Retirement, Landon Dickerson, Dallas Goedert, Jaelan Phillips, Free Agency 2026, Howie Roseman, Jalen Hurts, Sean Mannion, Chris Kuper, Jeff Stoutland, NFL Offseason News, Reed Blankenship.

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The confetti has settled at Levi's Stadium, and as the Seattle Seahawks celebrate their Super Bowl LX victory over the Patriots, the Philadelphia Eagles (11-7) are already deep into one of the most transformative offseasons in recent memory. From a shocking "end of an era" in the trenches to a bold youth movement on the coaching staff, the 2026 Birds are going to look very different.

In this post-Super Bowl edition, we break down the bombshells and building blocks:

The End of the Stoutland University Era
In the biggest shock of the offseason, the legendary Jeff Stoutland is officially out as the Eagles' Offensive Line Coach after 13 historic seasons. We discuss the reports that Stoutland declined a role in the new offensive structure and what his departure means for the identity of the team. We also introduce his successor, Chris Kuper, and analyze the massive pressure on him to maintain the "gold standard" of the Eagles' front five.

The Sean Mannion Era Begins
The search for a new Offensive Coordinator is over. At just 33 years old, former Packers QB coach Sean Mannion is taking the reins of the Eagles' offense. We dive into:

The Scheme Shift: Expect a heavy dose of the Shanahan/McVay system. How will Jalen Hurts and Saquon Barkley adapt to a new vision?

The Staff Overhaul: Mannion is bringing his own guys, including Josh Grizzard (Pass Game Coordinator) and Ryan Mahaffey (Run Game Coordinator).

Continuity vs. Change: Why did Nick Sirianni choose to retain Aaron Moorehead and Jemal Singleton while the rest of the room was gutted?

Defensive Departures
While the focus is on the offense, the defense took a hit as well. We react to the loss of DB coach/passing game coordinator Christian Parker, who left to join the division-rival Dallas Cowboys. How will Vic Fangio fill the void in the secondary coaching staff?

Super Bowl LX Recap & Lessons for Philly
We take a quick look at the Seahawks' 29-13 win over New England. From Kenneth Walker’s MVP performance to Seattle’s dominant "Dark Side" defense, we discuss what the Eagles can learn from the new world champions about building a postseason juggernaut.

Look Ahead: Free Agency & The Draft
With the NFL calendar officially turned to 2026, we look at the looming roster decisions. Between the uncertain futures of aging veterans and the need for a true WR3, we set the stage for a critical March.

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The "help wanted" sign is still hanging at the NovaCare Complex, and the search for Philadelphia’s next offensive coordinator has taken some unexpected turns. While the rest of the league prepares for a massive Championship Sunday, the Eagles (11-7) find themselves in a high-stakes recruitment battle that hasn't exactly gone according to plan.

In this episode, we break down the coaching carousel and the battle for a Super Bowl berth:

The OC Search: Rejection or Reflection?
The Eagles’ top targets are officially off the board. We react to the news that Mike McDaniel chose the Chargers and Brian Daboll has distanced himself from the Philly job. We dive into the burning question: Why are elite play-callers passing on an offense with Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley, and A.J. Brown?

The "Autonomy" Factor: We discuss the reports that the Eagles are offering "complete autonomy" to prospective coordinators and if that's enough to convince candidates like Bobby Slowik or Matt Nagy to join the staff.

The Interview Tracker: We recap the recent interviews with Chicago’s Declan Doyle, the Dolphins’ Bobby Slowik, and former Chiefs OC Matt Nagy. Is Howie Roseman looking for a hidden gem or playing it safe?

NFL Championship Weekend: The Final Four
Even though the Birds are watching from home, the matchups this Sunday are legendary. We preview the two battles for a trip to Super Bowl LX:

AFC Championship: New England Patriots at Denver Broncos (3:00 PM ET): Can the Patriots’ suffocating defense shut down a Broncos team forced to start Jarrett Stidham following Bo Nix’s season-ending injury?

NFC Championship: L.A. Rams at Seattle Seahawks (6:30 PM ET): It’s an NFC West bloodbath in the PNW! We analyze how Seattle’s "historic" defense plans to stop the triple-threat of Matthew Stafford, Puka Nacua, and Davante Adams.

Poetic Justice in the Divisional Round
We take a moment to enjoy the fallout from the Divisional Round—specifically the 49ers' 41-6 collapse against the Seahawks. After ending the Eagles' season, San Francisco was dismantled in Seattle. We discuss what the Eagles can learn from the Seahawks' defensive blueprint to fix their own issues in 2026.

The coaching search is heating up, and the road to the Super Bowl is narrow. Tune in for all the latest rumors and our picks for Championship Sunday!

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The Eagles might be out of the dance, but the drama in the NFL is just heating up! In this episode, we’re processing the bittersweet Divisional Round results—including the absolute dismantling of the team that ended our season—and diving deep into the high-stakes search for Philadelphia’s next offensive architect.

Divisional Round Recap: A Weekend of Blowouts and Heartbreak

We break down a wild slate of games that set the stage for the Conference Championships:

• The 49ers’ Demise: In a bit of "poetic justice" for Birds fans, the Seattle Seahawks completely embarrassed the San Francisco 49ers with a 41-6 blowout. We discuss how Seattle’s defense provided the blueprint the Eagles missed.
• OT Thrillers: We recap the overtime madness as the L.A. Rams edged out the Bears (20-17) and the Denver Broncos survived the Bills (33-30). We also discuss the devastating news of Bo Nix’s season-ending injury and what it means for the AFC race.
• Patriots Roll: New England’s defense forced five turnovers to shut down C.J. Stroud and the Texans, proving that veteran coaching still rules January.

The OC Search: Who Will Fix the Birds' Offense?

With Kevin Patullo officially out, Howie Roseman and Nick Sirianni are on a mission to find a "big fish" to take over the playbook. We analyze the latest interview tracker and the candidates currently at the top of the list:

• Brian Daboll: The former Giants HC is interviewing this week. We discuss his history with Jalen Hurts at Alabama and if he’s the man to maximize Saquon Barkley again.
• Mike McDaniel: Is the former Dolphins guru the "intriguing" outside-the-box thinker this stagnant offense needs?
• The "Autonomy" Factor: We report on the rumors that top candidates are demanding total control of the offense. Is Nick Sirianni ready to truly step back and let a new coordinator run the show?
• Other Names to Watch: We touch on Mike Kafka, Zac Robinson, and the controversial interview with Josh Grizzard.

State of the Franchise

Jalen Hurts is about to have his 11th play-caller in 10 years (dating back to college). We discuss the lack of continuity and why this hire is arguably the most important of the Sirianni era.

The Super Bowl may be out of reach, but the future of the Eagles starts with this coaching search. Tune in for the latest rumors, reporting, and reactions!

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The postseason journey ended before it could even begin. In a cold, heartbreaking afternoon at Lincoln Financial Field, the Philadelphia Eagles (11-7) saw their 2025 season vanish in a 23-19 Wild Card loss to the San Francisco 49ers.

Despite a valiant effort from Vic Fangio’s defense, the Eagles' offense—the story of the season—finally hit a wall they couldn't climb over. Join us for a raw and honest autopsy of the game that sent the Birds home early.

The Offensive Implosion
It was a "Groundhog Day" nightmare. We dissect how an offense featuring Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley, A.J. Brown, and DeVonta Smith managed only nine points in the biggest game of the year.

Red Zone Woes: We break down the three drives that stalled inside the 20-yard line, resulting in field goals instead of touchdowns.

The Play-Calling Crisis: Was Kevin Patullo too conservative? We look at the baffling lack of targets for A.J. Brown in the second half and why the run game was abandoned when it was working.

Jalen Hurts’ Struggles: We analyze Jalen's performance—the indecisiveness in the pocket and the critical late-game sack that took the Eagles out of field goal range.

The Offseason of Uncertainty
"One and Done" wasn't the plan. We look at the massive questions looming over the NovaCare Complex:

Coaching Changes: Is Nick Sirianni’s seat hot? Will there be a change at Offensive Coordinator?

Roster Decisions: With the season over, we take a preliminary look at free agency and the aging veterans—is this the last time we see Brandon Graham or Lane Johnson in Midnight Green?

The Super Bowl dream is dead for 2025. Tune in for the most difficult episode of the year as we react to the loss and look toward an uncertain future.

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The regular season finale didn't go quite as planned at Lincoln Financial Field. Despite having a shot at the #2 seed, the Philadelphia Eagles (11-6) fell 24-17 to the Washington Commanders in a game defined by rested starters, backup battles, and a whole lot of frustration.

In this episode, we break down the Week 18 fallout:

The Seeding Slide: With the loss, the Eagles officially land as the No. 3 seed in the NFC. We discuss the implications of missing out on the #2 spot (which went to the Bears) and why the path to the Super Bowl now likely includes a trip to Chicago or Seattle instead of staying at home.

The "Tanner McKee" Experience: With Jalen Hurts and Saquon Barkley watching from the sidelines, backup QB Tanner McKee took the reins. We analyze his performance (21-of-40, 241 yards, 1 TD)—from the beautiful touchdown strike to Grant Calcaterra to the late-game struggles that allowed Washington to pull ahead.

1K for Slim Reaper: A major bright spot! DeVonta Smith surpassed the 1,000-yard receiving mark for the third time in his career on a clutch 27-yard jump ball. We celebrate Smith’s consistency and his importance heading into the postseason.

Defensive Letdown?: While the defense saw a big interception from Jalyx Hunt, they ultimately couldn't stop 39-year-old Josh Johnson when it mattered most. We look at the tackling issues and whether "resting" defensive starters created a loss of rhythm heading into January.

Wild Card Preview: 49ers vs. Eagles: It’s official. The defending champs will begin their postseason journey at home against the San Francisco 49ers this Sunday at 4:30 PM. We give our initial thoughts on this massive rematch and what the Birds need to fix to avoid a "one and done."

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