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A Philadelphia Eagles legend is tired of seeing his former team struggle on offense, and he’s pointing the finger at who he thinks is the culprit.
No, it’s not quarterback Jalen Hurts, who recorded a career-high five turnovers in the 22-19 overtime loss to the Los Angeles Chargers, marking the Eagles’ third straight loss.
Instead, LeSean McCoy believes the blame lies at the feet of offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo amid poor offensive production this season despite the team’s 8-5 record.
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Offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo leaves the field after the game against the Chicago Bears at Lincoln Financial Field on November 28, 2025 in Philadelphia, United States. (Mitchell Leff/Getty Images)
“If he’s back, I’m leaving the Eagles,” McCoy said bluntly on the “Speakeasy” podcast with Emmanuel Acho and Kieran Hickey-Semple.
It should be noted that McCoy is a member of the Eagles Hall of Fame, with his number 25 retired by the franchise.
But McCoy doesn’t care if that means Patullo will return next season.
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“Take me off,” McCoy said when reminded of his retired number. “No one’s ever asked me. I’ll say, ‘Mr. [Eagles owner Jeffrey] Lurie, it’s either me or Kevin. … If Kevin doesn’t get fired, put 25 back on the street. Let one of the recruits take care of it. »
It’s a bold take from “Shady” McCoy, but he sides with many Eagles fans who have been chasing Patullo all season, with the defending Super Bowl champions not producing on offense like they thought they would in 2025.
The Eagles enter the final four games of the regular season ranked 24th in yards per game (309.4) in the NFL after finishing eighth in that category in 2024. Philadelphia is also 22nd in total rushing yards per game (110.5) despite Saquon Barkley rushing for more than 2,000 last season in his first year as the Eagles’ star.
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Finally, the Eagles are 19th in points per game (22.2), which has gotten the job done most nights thanks to terrific defensive play. The Eagles defense gave Hurts and company plenty of opportunities on “Monday Night Football” at SoFi Stadium, but turnovers ultimately came back to haunt them, including a game-clinching interception by Tony Jefferson at the Chargers’ goal line, marking Hurts’ fourth pick of the night.
The struggles even led some radical Eagles fans to throw eggs at Patullo’s New Jersey home, which was seen in a viral video.
During the podcast segment, McCoy defended Hurts despite playing one of his worst games of his career Monday night, while also not throwing shade at head coach Nick Sirianni.
In his eyes, it’s all Patullo, and he wants him gone next season.
“Give my number to the kicker if Kevin is still here. Kevin bee on some bullc—,” McCoy added.
With four games remaining before the playoffs, the Eagles still find themselves in playoff position as the leaders of the NFC East. If the season ended today, they would be the No. 3 seed in the NFC and would face the San Francisco 49ers at home in South Philly.
Former Philadelphia Eagles player LeSean McCoy speaks during his Eagles Hall of Fame induction ceremony during halftime of a game against the Jacksonville Jaguars at Lincoln Financial Field on November 3, 2024, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Mitchell Leff/Getty Images)
But with the playoff race this close — the 6-6-1 Dallas Cowboys are still in play for the division title — the Eagles could be facing desperation mode if they don’t figure things out offensively moving forward.
This is, however, an easier schedule than most for the Eagles in their last four games, as they are scheduled to face the Las Vegas Raiders (2-11) at home in Week 15, followed by the Washington Commanders (3-10), Buffalo Bills (9-4) and Commanders one final time in Week 18.
