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As we continue to Meet The Coaches, head coach Nick Sirianni discusses what he likes about new QB coach Brian Johnson, who last season oversaw a powerful offense at the University of Florida. Johnson has a rich history in the college game as a coach and a former star quarterback at the University of Utah, and now he's in charge of an ever-changing Eagles' quarterback room.

Jonathan Gannon is the new Eagles' defensive coordinator and he is expected to bring an aggressive, attacking style of D to Philadelphia. In this Eagles Update, we hear from head coach Nick Sirianni and Chairman & CEO on why the team holds Gannon in such high regard.

In this Eagles Update, we introduce you to new offensive coordinator Shane Steichen, who has known head coach Nick Sirianni since their days together with the Chargers. Sirianni speaks in glowing terms of the man who will help ignite the Eagles' offensive attack in 2021.

The NovaCare Complex is celebrating its 20th birthday and team president Don Smolenski reflects on how the Eagles' home has changed through the years. He also looks into the future at a time when the Eagles' "family" can safely return to the building and prepare for the 2021 NFL season.

Eagles Chairman & CEO Jeffrey Lurie went through an extensive interview process to select the new head coach – Nick Sirianni. He talks about the decision to go with Sirianni and what it means for the Eagles in 2021 and beyond.

New Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni discusses his formula to create a winning football team. He's been a coach in the NFL for 12 seasons and in his first head coaching position shares his thoughts on what it takes to win, and win big, in this exclusive interview with Eagles Insider Dave Spadaro.

The Eagles have announced that Nick Sirianni, 39, is the team's new head coach. We will hear from the Eagles and from Sirianni in the days to come, but for now we'll get a preview of the man the Eagles have hired from Indianapolis Colts head coach Frank Reich, the former offensive coordinator of the Eagles, who has worked with Sirianni for six years.

The Eagles are closing in on a head coach, and we will give you the latest here, along with the feelings of DE Brandon Graham, who is still glowing in the aftermath of being selected to his first-ever Pro Bowl. The "game" is on Sunday, January 31 and even if he won't have a chance to "play," Graham plans to have the "time of my life."

As the Eagles continue their search for a new head coach, we profile WR Travis Fulgham in this Eagles Update. His up-and-down ride in 2020 was a remarkable one and the question heading into 2021 is: Will the real Travis Fulgham please stand up?

As the Eagles dig into their search for a new head coach, Chairman/CEO Jeffrey Lurie understands that improving the offense substantially is an important part of making the team a Super Bowl contender moving forward.

The Eagles made a major change on Monday, announcing the dismissal of head coach Doug Pederson after five seasons. Chairman/CEO Jeffrey Lurie explains the decision to move on from Pederson, the coach who won the Super Bowl LII in the 2017 season, and why he thinks the Eagles have a lot to offer potential candidates.

Jim Schwartz announced last week that he won't return as the Eagles' defensive coordinator in 2021. The Eagles need to replace him and find answers for a defense that, in the words of Eagles radio analyst Mike Quick "needs almost a complete overhaul." We take a look at the defense in this Eagles Update.

It's Thursday, January 7 and we are giving you a reminder that you will have your Eagles Update in your Podcast library throughout the offseason ahead!

Eagles general manager Howie Roseman know the NFL is an "extremely humbling business" and as the team looks to bounce back from a 4-11-1 2020 season, he knows how important it will be to have success in the 2021 NFL Draft in the spring. That is one of the many things the team is focusing on moving forward.

The Eagles dropped their 2020 season finale 20-14 to Washington on Sunday night at Lincoln Financial Field and head coach Doug Pederson and QB Jalen Hurts discuss the loss and the tough season the team had, compiling a 4-11-1 record.

Eagles RB Miles Sanders reflects on the 2020 season, one of disappointment as the team failed to meets it own high expectations. A lack of execution in every area made the difference in this very difficult season, says Sanders.

What does a win in the season finale really mean for the Eagles? It's not going to push them into the playoffs, but for those on the field, winning is the only thing that matters. Pro Bowl defensive end Brandon Graham and linebacker T.J. Edwards weigh in on playing in a final game of the season.

QB Jalen Hurts makes his fourth consecutive start on Sunday night, intent on ending a two-game Eagles losing streak and finishing the 2020 campaign on a positive note. Scoring points in the second half is an area that needs to improve against Washington.

The Eagles traded for CB Darius Slay to be a shutdown player on the defense and he's been that kind of player, even if the statistics don't show it. Defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz showers Slay with praise as the Eagles prepare for Washington and final game of this 2020 season.

Doug Pederson says that QB Jalen Hurts will start the finale against Washington, and at the same time says he has the formula for getting the Eagles back on track in the future ahead.

The Eagles' hopes to play for an NFC East title ended in Sunday's 37-17 loss at Dallas as the defense gave up more than 500 yards and the offense turned the ball over three times. Twelve penalties didn't help, either, as head coach Doug Pederson and QB Jalen Hurts talk about the disappointing performance.

QB Jalen Hurts makes his third consecutive start as the Eagles need to beat Dallas on Sunday to keep their playoff hopes alive. Hurts discusses the "must-win" aspect of this game, his approach against the Cowboys' defense and comparisons made to Dallas QB Dak Prescott.

The group of wide receivers are younger and faster and Coach Pederson is impressed but what the group is doing and thinks with some additional time, there is no stopping them. And Quez Watkins has some big goals for himself.

The Eagles' "next-man-up" mentality means a chance for some young players to shine, and rookie Michael Jacquet is taking advantage of the playing time at cornerback. As the Eagles prepare for Dallas on Sunday, Jacquet suddenly is playing a key role – a meteoric rise from non-drafted player to starter in a key game in December.

DE Brandon Graham celebrates the first Pro Bowl selection of his NFL career as he is one of three Eagles selected to the team in this 2020 season.

It's official! Jalen Hurts makes his third straight start at QB on Sunday at Dallas. What kind of progress has he made? What kind of upside potential does he have? Head coach Doug Pederson answers those questions in this Eagles Update.

Despite 4 total touchdowns from QB Jalen Hurts – 3 passing and 1 running – the Eagles lost 33-26 to Arizona on Sunday in a shootout that dropped Philadelphia's 2020 record to 4-9-1. Hurts and head coach Doug Pederson talk about the tough loss.

The Eagles have a chance to make the playoffs, even with a 4-8-1 record, but they first must take care of their own business. Head coach Doug Pederson is relying on previous seasons to help guide the stretch run of 2020.

Jalen Hurts makes his second NFL start at QB against Arizona on Sunday and he talks about how he played in start No. 1 last week and what he expects Sunday against the Cardinals.

The Eagles defense has a huge challenge on Sunday against Arizona's explosive offense. So, the defensive line says it has to take over the game with a dominating performance.

As the defense prepares for the special skills of Arizona QB Kyler Murray, the Eagles are confident placekicker Jake Elliott will find his groove on short field goal opportunities down the stretch of this 2020 season.

Young players stepped up for the Eagles on Sunday in the win over New Orleans, as head coach Doug Pederson discusses, and they'll be asked to do even more with more injuries to deal with as the team gets ready to play the Arizona Cardinals.

QB Jalen Hurts engineered an upset victory in his first NFL start and running back Miles Sanders chipped in with an 82-yard touchdown run as the Eagles stunned the New Orleans Saints 24-21 on Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field to up their record to 4-8-1 for the season.

QB Jalen Hurts is set for his first NFL start on Sunday against New Orleans. What has he shown in practice this week? Head coach Doug Pederson talks about it, and we've also got the latest in Eagles' injuries – more starters are out.

Eagles players react to the starting quarterback for Sunday's game against New Orleans, second-round draft pick Jalen Hurts. He has impressed the locker room early in his Eagles career.

Head coach Doug Pederson discusses his reasons for selecting rookie Jalen Hurts to start at quarterback for the Eagles on Sunday against the New Orleans Saints at Lincoln Financial Field.

Head coach Doug Pederson has not yet made his decision on who will start at QB on Sunday against New Orleans. He goes into detail here about why he is considering all factors before making the call whether it's Carson Wentz or Jalen Hurts against the Saints.

The Eagles lost 30-16 to Green Bay on Sunday, falling to 3-8-1 on the season. The big question looking ahead is, who plays quarterback Sunday when New Orleans comes to town? We have the latest in this Eagles Update.

As the Eagles prepare for Green Bay on Sunday, they do so with an offensive line that will start its 11th combination in 12 games as rookie Jack Driscoll returns to the starting lineup at right tackle. That, plus the return of a key offensive weapon highlight this Eagles Update.

Scoring early has been a problem for the Eagles in 2020. They've scored a total of 9 points in the last three first halves of games, all defeats. QB Carson Wentz discusses what can improve to get the Eagles off and flying in Green Bay on Sunday.