Eagles officially finalize 2024 coaching staff, here’s everything you need to know

On Friday, the Philadelphia Eagles officially finalized their new-look coaching staff for the 2024 season.

Aside from the two coordinator hires – Vic Fangio for the defense and Kellen Moore for the offense – the Eagles will welcome seven new coaches to their staff this season. Of the new hires, the five of them will be for the defensive side of the ball, with the other two helping out the offense.

Full breakdown of the Eagles 2024 coaching staff:

Returning Coaches:

• Nick Sirianni: Head Coach
• Michael Clay: Special Teams Coordinator
• Jemal Singleton: Running Backs/Assistant Head Coach
• Kevin Patullo: Passing Game Coordinator/Associate Head Coach
• Jeff Stoutland: Run Game Coordinator/Offensive Line
• Jason Michael: Tight Ends
• Aaron Moorehead: Wide Receivers
• Jeremiah Washburn: Defensive Ends/Outside Linebackers
• Joe Pannunzio: Assistant Special Teams Coordinator
• Tyler Brown: Special Teams Assistant
• Eric Dickerson: Offensive Quality Control

Returning Coaches with New Titles:

• TJ Paganetti: Run Game Specialist/Assistant Offensive Line
• Ronell Williams: Assistant Linebackers/Defensive Quality Control
• Tyler Scudder: Defensive Quality Control
• Tyler Yelk: Head Coach Quality Control

New Coaches:

• Vic Fangio: Defensive Coordinator
• Kellen Moore: Offensive Coordinator
• Christian Parker: Passing Game Coordinator/Defensive Backs
• Clint Hurtt: Senior Defensive Assistant/Defensive Line
• Roy Anderson: Cornerbacks
• Joe Kasper: Safeties
• Bobby King: Inside Linebackers
• Doug Nussmeier: Quarterbacks
• Kyle Valero: Offensive Assistant

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The New Coordinators: Fangio & Moore

Both Vic Fangio and Kellen Moore will bring a much needed breath of fresh air to both the offensive and defensive sides of the ball in 2024.

At 65 years old, Fangio originates from Dunsmore, Pennsylvania, a town located approximately two hours away from Philadelphia.

During part of 2021 and throughout the entire 2022 season, he served as a defensive consultant for the Eagles. Following Jonathan Gannon’s exit, the Eagles had intentions to elevate him to the role of defensive coordinator. However, Miami intervened and secured him before Philadelphia could make their move.

For years, the Eagles have been attempting to emulate the defensive philosophy pioneered by Vic Fangio. Both Gannon and Sean Desai, who were influenced by Fangio’s methodologies, failed to perfectly replicate his defensive scheme. The most successful defensive season under Nick Sirianni coincided with the year Fangio spent the entire season with the team, underscoring the significant impact of his presence.

As for Moore, he was hired just two days after the Fangio announcement.

Serving as the Dallas Cowboys’ offensive coordinator from 2019-’22, Moore led an offense that placed in the top-four across three key metrics: averaging 27.7 points per game, accumulating 391 yards per game, and achieving a 44% success rate on third-down conversions.

Eagles fans’ excitement for Kellen Moore stems from one standout aspect of his strategy: the extensive use of motion. This is particularly impressive when you contrast the struggles of the Eagles last season in handling motion with the success of the Chargers, who ranked among the top 10 teams for incorporating motion into their offense.