In a surprising turn of events, the Philadelphia Eagles have officially lost another potential candidate for their offensive coordinator position.
As of January 24, 2026, it has been confirmed that Bobby Slowik, who served as the senior passing game coordinator for the Miami Dolphins, will not be making the move to Philadelphia. Instead, Slowik has chosen to remain in Miami, where he will take on the role of play-calling offensive coordinator under new head coach Jeff Hafley. This decision comes after both coaches previously worked together on Kyle Shanahan's coaching staff with the San Francisco 49ers from 2017 to 2018, which likely influenced his choice to stay.
This development isn’t particularly surprising; after all, Slowik has established himself in South Florida and continuing there makes sense for his career trajectory. However, it does mean that the Eagles are down one more candidate in their search for a new offensive coordinator, which is becoming increasingly crucial as they look to improve their offensive strategy heading into the next season.
Looking ahead, the Eagles still have several known candidates available for consideration:
- Josh Grizzard, the former offensive coordinator for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- Mike Kafka, who served as the interim head coach for the New York Giants
- Jim Bob Cooter, currently the offensive coordinator for the Indianapolis Colts
- Charlie Weis Jr., who holds the offensive coordinator position at LSU
- Matt Nagy, the former offensive coordinator for the Kansas City Chiefs
- Declan Doyle, currently serving as the offensive coordinator for the Chicago Bears
Additionally, there is ongoing speculation that Brian Daboll might still be in play for the Eagles' offensive coordinator job. Reports suggest that if he doesn’t secure a head coaching position, he could potentially end up as the offensive coordinator for the Tennessee Titans instead.
Now, the burning question remains: who do you think the Eagles should pursue next for this important role? And, equally important, who would be willing to take on the challenges that come with being an offensive coordinator for this team?
Let’s stir the conversation! What are your thoughts on the current candidates, and who do you believe would be the best fit for the Eagles? Share your opinions and let’s discuss!
