News about Matt Patricia

After losing play-calling duties following a humiliating loss to the Dallas Cowboys, Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni let defensive coordinator Sean Desai depart on Sunday. With the team winning one more game in five attempts, Sirianni handed over play-calling duties to former NFL head coach Matt Patricia for the remainder of the season. Desai was hired by the Seattle Seahawks before the 2023 season, after Jonathan Gannon accepted the Arizona Cardinals head coaching position.

Dan Campbell was probably correct all along. Campbell, the newly appointed Detroit Lions head coach in January 2021, gave one of the most memorable introductory press conferences. 'Here's what I do know is that this team will take on the city's brand.' Also, this neighborhood has been down, and it has found a way to get up. The gruff, bearded Campbell, said the gruff, at 6ft 5in a former Lions tight end, has found a way to beat adversity.' This team is going to be built on: We're going to punch you in the teeth, and if you punch us back, we're going to look at you, and if we knock us down, we're going to get up.' We're going to break a kneecap on the way up.' Stirring stuff. And it was so easy to mock. After all, the Lions were the Lions. Clums and non-starters are synonymous with Detroit, Michigan.

Darius Slay, the Eagles' cornerback, said his reunion with former head coach Matt Patricia has been 'cordial.' After a poor return to New England, Patricia was hired back in April to be the Eagles' senior defensive assistant. Patricia was fired from his position as a head coach of the Detroit Lions and Slay, just a few years ago, was dissatisfied with his job, and Slay was dissatisfied with his system.

Nick Sirianni, the head coach of Philadelphia, spoke with Slay to try to put into question any suggestion of friction between the cornerback and Patricia, which dates back to the 2018-19 season. In February, the nine-time All-Pro slammed his ex-head coach, alleging that Patricia 'disrespected' him, claiming he is not at the same level as other parts of the league. 'You talk to guys and make sure everyone's happy with it,' Sirianni said. I had conversations with Slay; I had chats with coach Patricia.' I'm sure it'll be a good working relationship for us if that happens.'

According to NFL Network, Matt Patricia was interviewed by the Denver Broncos on Wednesday for their defensive coordinator opening on Wednesday. Patricia, who called for the New England offense last season, is included in a list of 'top candidates' that includes Rex Ryan and Vance Joseph. Sean Payton, the head coach of Denver, is interviewing to replace Ejiro Evero, who left to become the DC in Carolina.

Bill Belichick's reshuffling of his teaching staff in New England has been a long time. The Patriots have begun talks with linebacker coach and former team star Jerod Mayo on a long-term contract, while the team will begin conducting interviews for potential offensive coordinators. In a tweet on Thursday, New England made the announcements. It comes as Mayo is being lined up for his second straight offseason for interviews for one of the NFL's open head coaching positions. The Carolina Panthers are the first team to request permission to speak to him, and Mayo also spoke with the Philadelphia Eagles last offseason. The Patriots are looking for their first offensive coordinator since Josh McDaniels left following the 2021 season to take the Las Vegas Browners head coaching position. Matt Patricia, a Patriots' primary offensive play-caller with a vast defense pedigree, served as the Patriots' primary offensive play-caller this season.

Since the franchise struggled to make the playoffs for the second time in three seasons, the New England Patriots are expected to make major improvements. After a tough season under former Detroit Lions head coach and longtime defensive coordinator Matt Patricia, Bill Belichick is currently looking for a offensive coordinator. It comes after the Patriots were limited by a 26th ranked offense in a trying season. Belichick's position is secure, naturally, but some of his assistants may not be as lucky, according to NBC Sports Boston.

During the Patriots' 24-10 loss to Buffalo, quarterback Mac Jones struggled to mask his indignation in a sideline outburst. Jones was caught on camera talking about his team's play-calling. 'Throw the f****** ball,' it seems. 'The quick game sucks.' Postgame Jones said that it was not directed at offensive shot-caller Matt Patricia, or anyone else specifically, but that it was simply an expression of his desire to throw the ball downfield.