The Philadelphia Eagles have replaced Kellen Moore in offensive coordinator by promoting Kevin Patullo, has announced the organization.
Moore stopped after the team was helped to win the Super Bowl to take over as a head coach at New Orleans Saints.
Patullo was Pass Game Coordinator and Associate Head Coach, but is now running out for a more prominent role alongside Nick Sirianni.
Moore was a central figure in the Eagles who won the Super Bowl and helped them orchestrate a 40-22 victory over the Chiefs of Kansas City in New Orleans.
To fill the vacancy that Patullo leaves through his promotion, the Eagles is expected to hire Parks Frazier from the Miami Dolphins, who worked in Florida as an attacking assistant.
Patullo will now concentrate on his own stamp on an attack that runs two of the best talents of the competition in Quarterback Jalen Hurts boats and Saquon Barkley.
Kellen Moore left his role as Eagles OC to become head coach at New Orleans Saints
Kevin Patullo has been promoted from the Eagles arrangement to replace Moore with OC
Nick Sirianni sent Patullo some glowing praise for the announcement of his new job and said: “Very important for the success we have had. He wears many different hats. Helps me a lot with different head coaching things.
'I can't tell you that I make a decision without first saying to Kevin: “What do you think? “That is in everything.
“That is in the game, from the game, with planning, that is with offensive things, that is with game management, I lean a lot on him.”
Sirianni continued: 'That continuity is really important because he knows what I think in certain situations, how you want things to be taught, all those different things, so he has been a great source for me all the time, our success year, but Really the success we have had here since we have had here.
'Can't be great without the greatness of others and that is definitely a fact with Kevin Patullo and I trust him with everything. I have a lot of confidence and faith with him. He's great. '
Quarterback Hurts sounded cautious about the prospect that Patullo was his OC when he was asked about the opportunity last week.
“He has never been- he has had a different role. It's hard to compare, “Hurts said. “His work would demand something completely different from him.
“I have a lot of faith in him and what he has shown. But over the years I have learned that this falls outside my jurisdiction. '
