Charlie Weis Jr. Stays at LSU Following Discussions with Eagles
The Philadelphia Eagles are actively seeking a new offensive coordinator following the dismissal of Kevin Patullo. Among the candidates considered was Charlie Weis Jr., the offensive coordinator at Louisiana State University (LSU). However, after discussions with the team, Weis confirmed he will remain in Baton Rouge.
Charlie Weis Jr.’s Decision to Stay at LSU
Reports indicate that Weis’s conversations with the Eagles were either an informal inquiry or a potential interview. Ultimately, he decided to continue his role under head coach Lane Kiffin at LSU.
Career Background of Charlie Weis Jr.
Weis has built a notable resume in college football. Here are some key milestones:
- In 2018, Weis became the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Florida Atlantic under Lane Kiffin.
- At just 24 years old, he gained recognition as one of the youngest coordinators in modern D1-A football history.
- He previously served as the quarterbacks coach and offensive coordinator at South Florida for two seasons.
- Weis followed Kiffin from Ole Miss to LSU, remaining with him during the transition.
- His tenure at Ole Miss extended through the College Football Playoffs before he fully committed to LSU.
Other Candidates for the Eagles’ Offensive Coordinator Position
As the Eagles continue their search, they have identified several other potential candidates to fill the offensive coordinator role:
- Declan Doyle
- Jim Bob Cooter
- Matt Nagy
- Brian Daboll
With speculation surrounding various options, the Eagles are focused on finding a suitable replacement to lead their offensive strategy moving forward.
