The Philadelphia Eagles are preparing to enter the 2026 NFL season with a new offensive scheme under first-year offensive coordinator Sean Mannion.
Throughout training camp so far, players have been very complimentary of Mannion and his new scheme. Last year, the Eagles finished bottom half of the league in terms of offensive production under now-fired OC Kevin Patullo.
The Eagles offense begins with veteran quarterback Jalen Hurts, who’s apparently adapting well to the new Philadelphia system.
“Doing a really good job,” Sirianni said said of Hurts on Monday, via team insider Anthony DiBona. “You can see how quickly he’s getting through progressions and onto the next read with great footwork.
“Jalen is a very accurate passer and you’re seeing that continue to shine, just some of the new things that with different footworks that he has to do, particularly under center. You’re just seeing the growth of him daily within this offense and getting more and more comfortable.”
The Eagles averaged 311.2 total yards and 22.3 points per game in 2025, representing a major regression compared to their Super Bowl campaign the year prior. Philadelphia will look to return to its productive ways under Mannion this coming season.
Hurts and the Eagles will open up their 2026 regular-season campaign with a Week 1 matchup against the Washington Commanders on Sept. 13.