Romeo Doubs Gives Glowing Review of New Eagles OC Sean Mannion

As the Philadelphia Eagles move forward with a new offensive coordinator, Sean Mannion, we had the chance to catch up with one of his former players, Romeo Doubs, about his role in the Packers' offense.

"He had a huge role in the offense," Doubs said about Mannion."The littlest things, he focuses on."

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Finding an Identity: The Mannion Era Begins

The Eagles' offense seemed to lose focus on what it wanted to be this season, and never really seemed to find an identity. Mannion comes in having played for Sean McVay and Kevin O'Connell and coached with Matt LaFleur in Green Bay the past two seasons.

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"He is amazing at what he does, Doubs said. "He is very poised, a great coach, you guys got someone amazing."

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As far as what the Eagles' wide receivers, especially A.J. Brown or DeVonta Smith, can expect with Mannion calling the plays: "They can expect to see that ball. Get ready, that call is going to come."

High Expectations for the Eagles' Receiving Corps

For the Eagles' sake, they hope both Brown (if he returns) and Smith could use some more creativity in the pass game.  While both had solid seasons, they seemed a bit underutilized in the offense.

"Yes, absolutely," Doubs said when asked if he thought the wide receivers would be more involved in Mannion's offense.

Time will tell.