The Philadelphia Eagles’ Pass Offense Defies Modern Playoff History (and It May Not Matter) - The Ringer Is the rest of the Eagles team so dominant that they don’t need a consistently good passing game to win a title?

Following the decision to fire GM Trent Baalke yesterday, the Jaguars are now in the market for a new HC and GM to pair together. Although Raiders GM Patrick Graham and former Jets HC Robert Saleh are set to have in-person interviews with the team,

NFL Network reports the New Orleans Saints are planning second interviews with coaches still in the playoffs like Joe Brady and Kellen Moore:

The Dallas Cowboys officially decided to move on from Mike McCarthy following his five seasons with the team, it was reported as a situation where a deal could not be reached, and whether or not you think that was the right move,

ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter is now reporting that the Saints have been able to set up some in-person interviews with their top remaining candidates.

The Cowboys' supposed pursuit of Brian Schottenheimer as head coach has taken an expected turn, but fans still won't like it.

As the New Orleans Saints look for their next head coach after firing Dennis Allen during the season, it sounds like Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore has separated from the pack a little bit.

The New Orleans Saints are in need of a new head coach after parting ways with Dennis Allen earlier in the season, and it sounds like they are moving Joe Brady forward in the interview process. According to a report from Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network,

Moore, 36, has been on the Eagles' coaching staff for just one season, but has spent including the previous five as a coordinator with the Chargers and four seasons in Dallas.

Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady and Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore are each one win away from facing each other in

As the Saints continue its head coaching search, things may take longer than anticipated to bring Kellen Moore and Joe Brady to New Orleans.

The New Orleans Saints have lined up interviews with five head coaching candidates over the course of the next week, according to Ian Rapoport. The full