Eagles Interview Matt Nagy for OC Job

You can add another name to the Philadelphia Eagles' offensive coordinator list.

According to reports, the Eagles interviewed former Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Matt Nagy for their vacant play-calling position. Nagy was the Chicago head coach for four seasons from 2018 to 2021, going 34-31 with the Bears, winning AP Coach of the Year when the Bears went 14-4 in 2018.

A Homecoming for Matt Nagy?

Evaluating the Eagles' Offensive Coordinator Candidates

You can add Nagy to the list of names that have spoken to the Eagles, which includes former New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll and Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator Josh Grizzard.

Other names that have been linked to the Eagles include Zac Robinson, Indianapolis OC Jim Bob Cooter, Miami pass game coordinator Bobby Slowik, former Giants interim head coach Mike Kafka, and LSU offensive coordinator Charlie Weis Jr.

Since leaving the Bears, Nagy has been the offensive coordinator in Kansas City, but his contract expired, and the Chiefs brought back Eric Bieniemy to fill that role.

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