Eagles Conduct Second Interview with Texans’ QB Coach Jerrod Johnson
The Philadelphia Eagles are actively searching for an offensive coordinator, and Texans quarterbacks coach Jerrod Johnson is a prominent candidate. He recently completed a second interview with the team, as reported by Mike Garafolo of NFL Media. Johnson has spent the last three seasons honing his coaching skills in Houston.
Jerrod Johnson’s Coaching Background
Before joining the Texans, Jerrod Johnson held coaching positions with several teams, including the Minnesota Vikings, Indianapolis Colts, and San Francisco 49ers. Although he has a wealth of experience as a quarterbacks coach, he has yet to serve as an offensive coordinator in his career.
Other Candidates for the Position
The Eagles are considering multiple candidates for the offensive coordinator role. Alongside Johnson, Colts offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter and Packers quarterbacks coach Sean Mannion have also participated in multiple discussions with the team. This diverse pool of candidates showcases the Eagles’ commitment to finding the best fit for their offensive strategy.
Search for the Right Fit Continues
The Eagles have focused on this search for over a month, evaluating potential candidates to align with their offensive vision. While some prospects have taken positions elsewhere, the Eagles maintain several options as they work to finalize their choice.
- Jerrod Johnson – Texans quarterbacks coach
- Jim Bob Cooter – Colts offensive coordinator
- Sean Mannion – Packers quarterbacks coach
The Eagles aim to enhance their offensive unit and return to competitiveness. The final decision on the new offensive coordinator will significantly impact the team’s direction in the upcoming season.
