When the Philadelphia Eagles announced the firing of offensive coordinator Mike Groh along with wide receiver coach Carson Walch, there weren’t many fans who expected the team to still be searching for a new offensive coordinator more than two weeks later.
Many of the Philly faithful are growing increasingly impatient as a result, especially with other teams filling their coaching vacancies far faster.
However, despite this impatience from the outside, the Philadelphia’s internal patience should be viewed as a positive.
While many appealing prospects, such as former Eagles quarterbacks coach John DiFilipo, were snatched up by other teams before one could even say “RPO,” nothing has happened at the moment.