Super Bowl MVP Suggests Key Tweak to Enhance Eagles Offense

The Philadelphia Eagles have experienced significant struggles on offense this season, ranking low in both points and yards per game. With an average of 22.5 points and 304.8 yards, calls for change have arisen, particularly regarding offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo’s position.
Support for Patullo from Nick Foles
Former Eagles quarterback and Super Bowl MVP Nick Foles has voiced his support for Patullo. He believes the team’s offense could benefit from a strategic adjustment rather than a complete overhaul. Foles suggests that Patullo should reconsider his method of play-calling by returning to the coaching box.
Recommended Changes to Enhance Eagles Offense
On the podcast “The SZN with Nick Foles & Evan Moore,” Foles emphasized the importance of perspective in play-calling. He stated:
- Being in the box provides a clearer view of defensive alignments.
- This position allows for better observation of how defenses align against the Eagles.
- It can prevent emotional distractions that may affect play-calling decisions from the sideline.
“You can see concepts forming more clearly when you’re up in the box,” Foles noted, citing his experience under head coach Andy Reid during their time together with the Eagles.
Implementing Effective Game Strategies
Foles also highlighted a key strategy he observed from Reid’s approach to play-calling. Reid often prepared thoroughly throughout the week by:
- Visualizing game scenarios while watching film.
- Creating index cards to outline plays for various game situations.
Foles believes such preparation can help Patullo streamline game-time decisions and foster a more consistent offensive rhythm.
Offensive Struggles and Looking Ahead
The Eagles’ offense currently ranks 24th in the NFL for yards per game, with an average of 303.6 heading into their most recent game against the Chicago Bears. During this game, the team faced difficulties, converting only 4 of 12 third-down attempts and rushing for a mere 87 yards.
As the Eagles look to address these issues before their upcoming game on December 8 against the Los Angeles Chargers, Foles’ recommendations could serve as critical insights for enhancing their offense.




