Philadelphia Eagles Youth Football Coach of the Week

For 48 years, Gushue has set the standard for high school coaching in South Jersey. He more than deserves to be named Eagles Tackle Football Coach of the Week, presented by Visa.

Millville's championship-winning coach measures success by preparing players for life after high school.

Once a star quarterback for the school, Medley returned to his alma mater to coach up the next generation of student-athletes in more than just football.

After waiting nearly two decades for the opportunity to run a program, Richardson is not wasting it.

The former Rider returned to his alma mater to rebuild and restore a pillar of the Camden, Delaware community.

Since the start of the 2024 season, Breaker has guided his alma mater to a perfect 21-0 record, capturing the school's first state title along the way.

Blum grew up cheering for the Middletown High School team and eventually played for the Cavaliers. He delivered a state championship for his alma mater last season.

Coach Davidson noticed there was a significant amount of students transferring after their freshman year. He came up with a solution to unite the Mastery Charter School community.

The former Penn State star returned to his alma mater and brought home the first state title in the program's history last season.

Edwards utilizes the same core values that he learned from his wide receivers coach in college – Nick Sirianni.

After winning two Catholic League titles as a quarterback, Gordon returned to his alma mater to turn it into one of the best programs in the state.

Muldoon led his alma mater to the school's first state championship last season.

The second-year coach has William Tennent on the right track of their program rebuild.

Learn about the journey of Gerald Davis, who overcame the trials and tribulations of tragedy and turned it into something good for his school and community.

Reca has been around high school football for more than 40 years. In his fifth year at Palumbo, Reca had to help the team overcome adversity and continue to compete on the field throughout the season.

The Southwest Philadelphia native has helped build each program he's been a part of. Learn about the journey of Coach Hand from St. Joe's Prep to School of the Future.

Head Coach Brian Wright has had a long road but feels right at home with Timber Creek High School.

Chang captured his 100th career win at Plymouth Whitemarsh on Friday night with a 38-0 win over Hatboro-Horsham.

Learn more about this week's Eagles Coach of the Week, Damon Brockington.

DeLano was named the Week 1 Eagles Coach of the Week for his success and efforts on-and-off the field.

The leader of the best high school team in Pennsylvania develops his players both on and off the field.

Teaching and coaching for almost four decades have been the best fit for Kevin Clancy.

Brown's long football journey has led him to coaching and educating at his alma mater.

The first-year head coach is fostering the next generation in the Belmont neighborhood that he grew up in.

Being a positive role model to his players is more important than any win or loss for Mike Ciotti.

Fisher makes the Seneca community feel like a big football family.

The Philadelphia native promotes exercise and nutrition with his nonprofit organization.

Roken's dedication to player safety shines a light on his contributions to the Prep community.

Johnson's service to his players makes him a difference-maker in the community.

When it comes to coaching, Michael Ricci has been on the block for many years. Coach Ricci was hired as Garnet Valley's head football coach in 1986. From the time he was a kid, he knew coaching was his calling and after 38 years of being on the sidelines, Coach Ricci is putting down his headset.

Al Crosby grew up in Philadelphia and football has always been a big part of his life. One of his coaches was Leroy Keyes, a former Philadelphia Eagle. Keyes is the reason why Crosby became a football coach.

In his first full season as head coach for Northeast High School, Eric Clark has found different ways to keep his team uplifted through a difficult year.

"Coaching actually found me. I didn't find coaching. I was around the game when there was a coaching position that was open, and my wife sent me the email. She told me to check it out. I actually interviewed for the job in a janitor's closet. And here I am today,"

With 26 years of coaching under his belt, this head coach knows his job goes far beyond the field. Archbishop Wood High School Head Coach Matt Walp says it is important for all coaches to recognize that they are more than a coach for these players.

It is more than just for the love of football; it is about making a difference in young people's lives for Pat Montgomery. As the head coach for Boys Latin Charter School, Montgomery loves being able to spend time on the sidelines and in the weight room, but it is the kids who really make his job worthwhile.

In every aspect of football, this coach makes it a point to let his players have fun. Abraham Lincoln High School Head Coach Hakeem Cooper focuses on finding ways for his players to enjoy their time while they are out on the field.

Even after 18 years of being on the sideline, he still gets butterflies when those Friday Night Lights switch on and the whistle blows. When he puts his headset on, he is in the zone. No stranger to Perkiomen Valley High School, Head Coach Rob Heist has spent years doing what he loves at his alma mater.