Glenn Erby , Eagles WireMon, December 1, 2025 at 9:59 PM UTC·2 min readThe Eagles are 8-4, and while their record would be good enough for some organizations, the offensive inefficiency has been a glaring grey cloud over the team for weeks now. There have been calls for first-year offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo to be fired or stripped of play-calling duties. On Monday, after another disappointing outing, head coach Sirianni expressed further support for Kevin Patullo, stating he will continue as the offensive playcaller.
“We’re not changing the playcaller,” Sirianni said, via Tim McManus of ESPN.com. “But we will evaluate everything. It’s never just about one person. You win as a team, you lose as a team and you try to evaluate everything, win, lose or draw, and get better from it.”
Philadelphia is tied with Kansas City for the 2nd-highest home winning percentage (.833, 30-6) in the NFL since 2022 (including playoffs), behind Buffalo (.838, 31-6), but looked out of sorts as Jalen Hurts had a fumble and threw one interception on the afternoon. A.J. Brown had 100 yards, but Saquon Barkley again was held under 100 yards and finished with just 56 yards (4.3 avg) on 13 carries.
AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThe Eagles are 10-of-35 on 3rd down over their last three games (28.6%) and were 4-of-12 on Friday, running 51 plays compared to the Bears' 85. Philadelphia had 317 total yards, was 1-2 in the red zone, and held the ball for 20:42. It was another dreadful performance from the Eagles' offense, and it'll be highlighted by Ben Johnson's play-calling brilliance with the Bears.
The schedule offers an opportunity to work things out ahead of the playoffs. Philadelphia has a few extra days before the Week 14 Monday night game against the Chargers, then faces the Raiders, Commanders, and Bills again in the season finale.
This article originally appeared on Eagles Wire: Kevin Patullo to remain Philadelphia Eagles' offensive coordinator
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