The Philadelphia Eagles stand as Super Bowl champions, but recent changes to their coaching staff raise questions about their offensive future. The departure of offensive coordinator Kell Moore and the promotion of Kevin Patulo, previously the team's passing game coordinator, introduce a mix of continuity and uncertainty. Patulo's long tenure with head coach Nick Sirianni provides a degree of stability, but concerns linger about whether he can elevate the offense to match the elite play-calling of his predecessors.

Last season, the Eagles boasted a strong but not exceptional offensive performance, ranking highly in points per game yet lacking in explosive play frequency. With a roster full of stars, including quarterback Jalen Hurts, the team is expected to maintain its competitive edge. However, the potential for a Super Bowl hangover and the memories of a previous disappointing season following a coordinator change weigh on fans' minds. The offense's success is significantly tied to the health and performance of key players like Saquon Barkley, A.J. Brown, and DeVonta Smith. As the NFL season approaches, the Eagles' offense remains a focal point for fantasy players and analysts alike, with high expectations for the upcoming season.