The Philadelphia Eagles are actively searching for a new offensive coordinator and have reportedly interviewed Packers quarterbacks coach Sean Mannion for the position. Mannion, 33, is a former NFL quarterback who played for teams including the Rams, Seahawks, and Vikings before transitioning into coaching in 2024. He was promoted to Packers quarterbacks coach in 2025 after the retirement of Tom Clements and has worked closely with quarterback Jordan Love, helping him achieve a career-best passer rating. Mannion's coaching style is praised for his ownership and dedication, and he has connections with notable coaches like Kyle Shanahan and Sean McVay. Despite his limited coaching experience—only two seasons—his familiarity with NFL offenses and recent success with Jordan Love make him a notable candidate. The Eagles have already interviewed him virtually and are planning an in-person interview, as they consider him a potentially high-upside option amid their ongoing search for a new OC, which follows the departure of previous candidates including Mike Kafka and others.