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The New Jersey home of Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo was egged over the weekend, according to the Moorestown Police Department.
A viral video circulated showing individuals hurling eggs at Patullo's Moorestown home, later confirmed by police as the objects used in the incident.
The incident remains under investigation, with authorities saying it is still an ongoing inquiry and no direct link to Patullo's coaching role has been established.

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sports13h ago

Eagles keep Kevin Patullo as the playcaller after reviewing options post loss to the Bears.
Sirianni said everything was being evaluated but did not replace Patullo as playcaller.
Sirianni emphasized the offense is a team effort and needs to execute better.
Sirianni reaffirmed Patullo as the playcaller when asked directly.
The move aims to improve the offense without a midseason change.
Patullo has led the offense since the offseason ahead of a critical late-season stretch.
Sirianni cited team faith in players and coaches while addressing playcalling decisions.
Sirianni described Patullo as the team’s playcaller amid ongoing evaluation.
The fan reaction to Patullo prompted discussions about system stability with playoff implications.

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sports12h ago

Sirianni says the Eagles will evaluate everything and consider changes, but won’t share specifics for competitive reasons.
Sirianni reaffirmed there will be no single fix, citing multiple areas needing improvement across players and coaches.
Sirianni indicated accountability starts with him as he seeks better execution and internal fixes.
The team aims to improve ahead of Week 14 against the Chargers, following a tough Black Friday loss.
Patullo remains the Eagles’ play-caller despite organizational scrutiny over offensive performance.
Sirianni characterized the situation as a team effort, not a single原因 for struggles.
Owner Jeffrey Lurie’s potential offseason decisions hinge on how the team responds to internal changes.
Sirianni stressed self-evaluation following the Week 13 loss and emphasized responsible leadership.
The piece includes background on John McMullen, an NFL insider with Eagles coverage since 2016.
The article frames the situation as ongoing coverage ahead of Week 14 with a focus on internal adjustments.
The report notes the game plan may involve changes across 'scheme, everything' as part of broader adjustments.

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