The Philadelphia Eagles are shaking things up on their offensive coaching staff, aiming to reignite Jalen Hurts' performance after a season of ups and downs. At the heart of this strategy is the promotion of Parks Frazier to quarterbacks coach. Frazier, who previously served as the Eagles’ passing game coordinator in 2025, brings a rich background from his time in Miami, Carolina, and Indianapolis, where he even stepped in as interim offensive coordinator.
This move is all about giving Hurts a familiar yet fresh voice, as the Eagles strive to reclaim the offensive prowess that led them to a Super Bowl victory just two seasons ago. Frazier will work alongside Sean Mannion, the new offensive coordinator who recently joined from the Green Bay Packers.
But the Eagles aren't stopping there. As reported by Matt Zenitz of CBS Sports, Montgomery VanGorder is expected to step in as assistant quarterbacks coach.
VanGorder, who joined the Eagles last year as a quality control coach, has quickly made a name for himself. Before his time in Philadelphia, he honed his skills coaching quarterbacks at the University of Georgia.
With Frazier and VanGorder teaming up, the Eagles are crafting a supportive environment aimed at helping Hurts fine-tune his game and quiet any critics of his previous season's performance.
Despite external chatter, Hurts is a pillar of respect within the team. Former Eagles wide receiver Jahan Dotson has lauded Hurts as one of the best leaders he's encountered, emphasizing his vocal leadership and his knack for keeping the team focused during tough times.
The #Eagles are expected to name Montgomery VanGorder as assistant quarterbacks coach, sources tell @CBSSports.
— Matt Zenitz (@mzenitz) February 23, 2026
Joined Philadelphia last year as a quality control coach and now set for a promotion. Before Philly, was a quarterbacks coach at the college level at Georgia. pic.twitter.com/6jWj0QlAwf
Hurts' command in the huddle is matched by head coach Nick Sirianni's steadfast confidence, which continues to inspire the squad.
By blending trusted internal figures with new perspectives, the Eagles are betting on this collective leadership to guide their offense back to championship form in the upcoming season.