Eagles' New OC Sean Mannion: Boosting Hurts & Explosive Offense

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The Philadelphia Eagles have a new offensive coordinator and Sean Manion, a former NFL

quarterback who's already winning over the team's stars.

The 33-year-old was promoted after just two months on staff, bringing his backup experience

from teams like the Rams, Vikings, and Seahawks.

Manning got his star as a third-round pick in 2015 and spent years learning under top coaches

including Sean McVeigh and Kevin O'Connell.

He's credited with helping develop quarterback Malik Willis, who landed a $67.5 million deal

with the dolphins after struggling elsewhere.

Jalen Hertz in right tackle Lane Johnson both raved about him recently.

Hertz called Manion amazing and said they're already talking schemes while Johnson highlighted

creative elements inspired by Shanahan and McVeigh, systems that could mean fewer, tough

one-on-one matchups.

General manager Howie Roseman discussed Manion's hire at the NFL Combine, noting how his

real-game insights could boost Hertz who threw for over 3,000 yards and ran for more

last season.

Expectations are high, as Manion builds a fresh offense tailored to the Eagles' explosive

style, with players buzzing about the changes ahead.

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