Jeff Stoutland says Eagles' struggles last year came down to not "calling the right plays"
By Michael David Smith
Published on April 28, 2026.
Longtime Eagles offensive line coach, Jeff Stoutland, has stated that the team's struggles in the past were due to poor play calling, not being able to identify the right play against the right defense. The team was fired after the season ended with a disappointing year. The Eagles also replaced their offensive coordinator, Kevin Patullo, with an undisclosed undisclosed amount of revenue.
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