The Philadelphia Eagles Have Hired Sean Mannion as Their New Offensive Coordinator, But Will He Bring Success?
In a move that's sure to raise some eyebrows, the Eagles have hired 33-year-old Sean Mannion to be their new offensive coordinator. The former quarterback, who played for nine years in the league and had stints with three teams - including the Rams, Vikings, and Seahawks - is taking on his first major coaching role just three years after hanging up his cleats.
Mannion's coaching career has been remarkably swift, landing him an offensive coordinator job in just his third year as a coach. The Eagles' new OC will have to prove himself quickly, but he'll likely draw on the experience of playing for some of the league's top coaches, including Sean McVay and Matt LaFleur.
While Mannion doesn't have any extensive play-calling experience under his belt, he did help lead Jordan Love to a standout season in 2025. It's expected that he'll be calling plays for the Eagles, but it remains to be seen how well he'll adapt to the fast-paced world of NFL coaching.
Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni is backing Mannion wholeheartedly, describing him as "a bright young coach with a tremendous future ahead of him." The new OC will bring his own unique approach to the Eagles' offense, which has been revamped under Sirianni's leadership. As the team prepares for another season, fans will be watching closely to see if Mannion can deliver on his promising coaching credentials.
In a move that's sure to raise some eyebrows, the Eagles have hired 33-year-old Sean Mannion to be their new offensive coordinator. The former quarterback, who played for nine years in the league and had stints with three teams - including the Rams, Vikings, and Seahawks - is taking on his first major coaching role just three years after hanging up his cleats.
Mannion's coaching career has been remarkably swift, landing him an offensive coordinator job in just his third year as a coach. The Eagles' new OC will have to prove himself quickly, but he'll likely draw on the experience of playing for some of the league's top coaches, including Sean McVay and Matt LaFleur.
While Mannion doesn't have any extensive play-calling experience under his belt, he did help lead Jordan Love to a standout season in 2025. It's expected that he'll be calling plays for the Eagles, but it remains to be seen how well he'll adapt to the fast-paced world of NFL coaching.
Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni is backing Mannion wholeheartedly, describing him as "a bright young coach with a tremendous future ahead of him." The new OC will bring his own unique approach to the Eagles' offense, which has been revamped under Sirianni's leadership. As the team prepares for another season, fans will be watching closely to see if Mannion can deliver on his promising coaching credentials.
...sean mannion sounds like a nice guy and all but i gotta wonder if he's got what it takes to lead the eagles offense 
...i mean, 33 and new to coaching? that's fast 
but also kinda scary...what if he gets overwhelmed by the pressure of calling plays in the nfl? 
still gotta root for him tho, maybe his experience as a quarterback will help him out 
I mean, Sean Mannion's played with some top coaches like McVay and LaFleur, but being an OC requires more than just playbooks and X's and O's... you gotta know your players, adjust on the fly, and manage egos (I'm looking at you, Jalen Hurts 
). Can he pull it off? I'm intrigued to see how Mannion's unique approach shapes up against the rest of the league. One thing's for sure: Eagles fans are gonna be glued to their screens come kickoff 
That being said, I do love his young energy and eagerness to learn – if anyone can make it work, it might just be him! 
. Sean Mannion is definitely an interesting hire - I mean, who wouldn't want to take a shot at someone with that much experience playing in the league? 
But, I gotta wonder, can he really translate that to the sidelines? 
, and it'll be cool to see how their systems mesh. The Rams' offense was a beast under McVay, so it'll be interesting to see if Mannion can replicate that magic 
. And hey, leading Jordan Love to a standout season in 2025 wasn't easy, so I'm rooting for him 
He's got some big shoes to fill, especially with Nick Sirianni saying he's got a "tremendous future ahead" - what does that even mean for the fans? 
Is it just wishful thinking or does Mannion actually have some magic up his sleeve? 
And I'm guessing we'll see some changes in the playbook soon... how many of those plays was he used to throwing back when he played QB? 
, I'm so curious about Sean Mannion's new gig 
. It's interesting that he's jumping straight into the OC role after just three years of coaching - what makes his coaches think he's ready for this? 
Still, Nick Sirianni seems to trust him and that's gotta count for something.
. The thing is, it's not just about Mannion himself – it's about how he'll fit into the team's overall vision. I'm sure there are some fans who'll be excited to see what he brings to the table 
. That being said, I'm also hoping Mannion will bring some fresh energy to the team! 
️. But hey, having played for top coaches like McVay and LaFleur can't hurt, right? And leading Jordan Love to a standout season in 2025 is definitely a plus 
️. Still, I'm not sold yet... Mannion's gonna need to bring his A-game if he wants to make the Eagles proud 
. Plus, his stint with Jordan Love was pretty impressive, especially for a rookie coach 
. i mean, he did have some good years as a QB but now he's gotta adapt to being the coach 
. it's gonna be interesting to see how he does cuz he played under some top-notch coaches in the past (sean mcvay & matt lafleur) so maybe that's where his strengths lie 
just saw that Sean Mannion is joining the Eagles as OC! 
I'm not sure what to make of it yet... 
Nick Sirianni believes in him so much, and Mannion's played with some top coaches already 
. Might be an interesting ride for Eagles fans 
... but still, it's gonna be tough for mannion to live up to expectations. i'm kinda rooting for him tho 
. fans r gonna be super impatient if mannion can't bring some wins ASAP 
