Jeff Stoutland announces he'll no longer coach Eagles' offense, a shocking end to an era of success for the Philadelphia franchise.
In a surprise move, Stoutland revealed on social media that his 13-year tenure as Eagles' offensive line coach had come to an end. He credited the organization for giving him an opportunity and becoming one with the team during his time there.
Stoutland's departure leaves behind a legacy of dominance, including two Super Bowl wins and a plethora of Pro Bowl selections from his handpicked players like Jason Kelce, Lane Johnson, and Evan Mathis. The former coach was widely regarded as the best in the league for his work with the line, a reputation that earned him accolades not just on the field but also off.
Kelce, who credits Stoutland as having the biggest impact on his career, expressed gratitude towards his former coach via social media. He praised Stoutland's passion, teaching skills, and unwavering commitment to excellence. Their bond went beyond coaching and teaching, with Kelce describing it as "more than just coaching and teaching" – a testament to the strong relationship between the two men.
However, sources suggest that Stoutland may have lost some of his responsibilities last season, which might impact his return. Despite this, it is unlikely that he will take on new duties unless the team brings in someone who runs a similar scheme. Many expect him to rejoin the Eagles as their offensive line coach and focus on guiding his players towards better performance.
As news of Stoutland's departure spreads, fans and pundits alike are left to ponder what this means for the future of the Eagles' offense.
In a surprise move, Stoutland revealed on social media that his 13-year tenure as Eagles' offensive line coach had come to an end. He credited the organization for giving him an opportunity and becoming one with the team during his time there.
Stoutland's departure leaves behind a legacy of dominance, including two Super Bowl wins and a plethora of Pro Bowl selections from his handpicked players like Jason Kelce, Lane Johnson, and Evan Mathis. The former coach was widely regarded as the best in the league for his work with the line, a reputation that earned him accolades not just on the field but also off.
Kelce, who credits Stoutland as having the biggest impact on his career, expressed gratitude towards his former coach via social media. He praised Stoutland's passion, teaching skills, and unwavering commitment to excellence. Their bond went beyond coaching and teaching, with Kelce describing it as "more than just coaching and teaching" – a testament to the strong relationship between the two men.
However, sources suggest that Stoutland may have lost some of his responsibilities last season, which might impact his return. Despite this, it is unlikely that he will take on new duties unless the team brings in someone who runs a similar scheme. Many expect him to rejoin the Eagles as their offensive line coach and focus on guiding his players towards better performance.
As news of Stoutland's departure spreads, fans and pundits alike are left to ponder what this means for the future of the Eagles' offense.
... Like the Eagles can't even keep their OC stable for more than a few years... This is gonna be a disaster waiting to happen. I mean, Stoutland's departure already makes you wonder if they're rebuilding from scratch or trying to replicate that magic... Kelce saying he has "more than just coaching and teaching" with him? Save it, man, everyone knows what that means 
. They gotta bring in someone who shares the same scheme or else they're gonna end up with a team of lost causes. This is all too predictable 
about jeff stoutland leaving the eagles!! he was literally the best coach ever! i mean two super bowls with that team is insane 
and kelce giving him all the credit on social media just proves how much he meant to his players 
. i heard rumors he might not be able to return, but i really hope that's not true 
. whoever takes over gotta bring back that same magic 
or else we'll be stuck in mediocrity for a while 
. i'm all for new coaches, but let's make sure they learn from stoutland's greatness 
anyway, hope stoutland finds another gig soon where he can do what he does best: coaching up some studs and getting them ready for the big game 
? he deserves all the props in the world for building a dynasty around jason kelce and co - two super bowl wins aren't enough, btw! 
kelce's praise for stoutland is well-deserved, tbh. the guy was a mastermind on the field and his teaching skills were unmatched 
. will he return to philly? only time will tell, but one thing's for sure - the eagles' offense just lost a genius coach who knows what it takes to make them click 
. I'm kinda hoping he comes back though, it'd be awesome to see him work with Kelce again 
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. those two Super Bowl wins are no joke! but now we gotta wonder what happens next for the offense 
... I'm gonna be keeping an eye on this one 
? Just kidding, I'm sure he'll thrive under whoever comes in. But seriously, how are they gonna replace Stoutland's magic with someone new? Don't get me wrong, it's cool that the team is willing to give him a chance again, but can't we just keep the good stuff and try something else instead of throwing it out like old trash? 
. kelce's words about their bond tho is so true , it's more than just coach-player relationship, they're like family 
. Now, I'm wondering who'll take his place and if the Eagles will be able to replicate that same magic with a new coach.