On Thursday, Sports Illustrated senior writer Conor Orr made a list of the top head coaching candidates for the 2026 season and Patullo popped up yet again. Orr also specifically noted that it would be a "surprise" if the New York Giants didn't interview him.

The Eagles’ offense found some rhythm Monday night — then kept tripping over it. Promising drives were derailed by penalties, turnovers and stalled finishes, turning flashes of production into

Debate continues, and the flame surrounding Coach Patullo is running on gasoline. A win will calm things, and so will a good offensive performance. It can't come soon enough. The emotional health of an entire media and fan base may be contingent on both happening sooner rather than later.

During a recent episode of Speakeasy, McCoy expressed his dissatisfaction with the Eagles’ offense, and even put forth an ultimatum to franchise owner Jeffery Lurie. McCoy boldly called for Patullo to be fired from his role as offensive coordinator, and suggested that he’d “leave the Eagles” and remove himself from the team’s Hall of Fame.

The Philadelphia Eagles were confident coming into the season that Kevin Patullo would succeed Kellen Moore as offensive coordinator without […]

Patullo acknowledged that criticism comes with the job, however, he explained that his family should be left out of it.

Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo says a “line was crossed” when his New Jersey home was vandalized.

Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo condemned the weekend incident involving his house. Patullo's house was vandalized in the aftermath of Friday's loss to the Chicago Bears. The Eagles entered the game on a low note after losing in Week 12 against the Dallas Cowboys (24-21).

Patullo expressed admiration for the Eagles fan base and also said he would not be moving from the sideline to the coaching box.

Kevin Patullo and Jemal Singleton land high on a Sports Illustrated list of 2026 NFL head coaching candidates to watch