
The Philadelphia Eagles are making an unprecedented adjustment to their game-day coaching setup under Nick Sirianni. For the very first time in his tenure, the team will have its offensive coordinator calling plays from the coaches' booth rather than standing alongside the head coach.
Throughout Sirianni's five-year stretch leading the franchise, his offensive coordinators have always worked directly from the sidelines during contests. This upcoming move marks a distinct departure from the sideline dynamic the staff has utilized over the past half-decade.
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