The Philadelphia Eagles will have next season's Super Bowl in mind when they search for an offensive coordinator replacement for the fired Kevin Patullo.

After goodwill from winning the Super Bowl, it all came crashing down Sunday after Nick Sirianni’s decision ended Philly’s season.

All week, Long heard that “the offense is going to turn it on,” but Hurts and his teammates came up short against San Francisco’s defense. The Eagles pinned their struggles on Kevin Patullo and removed him from the offensive coordinator position yesterday.

The 49ers (13-5) lost star tight end George Kittle to a torn Achilles tendon and still found a way to pull off the upset in hostile Philly, where they lost the NFC championship game three years ago after Purdy was injured in the first quarter.

Nick Sirianni and the Philadelphia Eagles dreamt of being back-to-back Super Bowl champions. However, on Sunday, those dreams were shattered.

There's a “help wanted” sign for the new boss of an offense — one loaded with elite talent such as Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley, A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith — that fell way short as the Eagles failed in their bid to win consecutive Super Bowl titles.

Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni is catching hear from football fans for his postgame handshake with Kyle Shanahan.

The Philadelphia Eagles need a new offensive coordinator. Brian Daboll and Mike McDaniel are at the top of their list, per The Athletic.