Report: Eagles interview Bears OC Declan Doyle for same position

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The Philadelphia Eagles are reportedly exploring the possibility of hiring Chicago Bears young and relatively inexperienced offensive coordinator Declan Doyle as their new OC. According to recent reports, the Eagles have expressed interest in speaking with Doyle for the position, despite the lack of experience he has compared to other candidates.

Doyle's background is still impressive, having been hired by the Bears last off-season at just 28 years old. He previously worked under highly successful coaches Sean Payton and Ben Johnson, who are known for their innovative offenses that emphasize balanced run-pass ratios and diverse pass concepts.

The Bears had a remarkable season this year, with Doyle's offense playing a key role in their success. However, the team ultimately fell short of making it to the Super Bowl after losing a tough game against the Rams in the Divisional Round.

One potential drawback for Doyle is his limited experience as a play-caller, having only been on the job for a year and a half. The Eagles have had a history of hiring young coordinators who don't quite live up to expectations, with both Nick Sirianni's predecessor Brian Johnson and current OC Kevin Patullo leaving after just one season.

Despite these concerns, Doyle's reputation as a rising star in the coaching world and his experience working under two highly successful coaches make him an attractive candidate for the Eagles.
 
The Eagles' pursuit of Declan Doyle as their new OC got me thinking... what does it say about our society that we're constantly chasing after the "next big thing"? We see this in the sports world, in business, even in our personal lives... always looking for that one person or team that's gonna revolutionize everything. But is it really about finding the next great mind, or are we just trying to fill a void? I mean, Doyle's got some impressive credentials, but he's also still relatively green. Is that really what we're looking for in an OC - someone with experience under the gun, or someone who's gonna challenge our assumptions and push the boundaries of what's possible? 🤔
 
I think the Eagles should take a chance on Declan Doyle 🤔! I mean, 28 is still pretty young to be running an offense, but he's been around some great coaches already (Sean Payton and Ben Johnson) which says something about his skills. Plus, they did have an amazing season this year, so maybe Doyle can build off that momentum. The only thing I'm a little worried about is that first job as a play-caller - it can be tough to know if you're ready for the big leagues just yet 🏈💪. But overall, I think he's got potential and could bring some fresh ideas to Philly!
 
I'm kinda torn about this one 🤔... on the one hand, I love the idea of Doyle coming to Philly - he's still so young and hungry, you know? And having worked with Payton and Johnson, he's gotta have some serious football smarts 😂. Plus, his offense was fire for the Bears last season, even if they didn't make it to the Super Bowl.

But on the other hand, I've seen how things can go wrong when young coaches come in too hot 🚨... like what happened with Patullo. And yeah, Doyle's only been a play-caller for 1.5 years, which is super sketchy. Still, you gotta trust his credentials and all... maybe he'll surprise us? 🤞
 
🤔 I think it's pretty cool that the Eagles are considering Declan Doyle for the OC job! He's only 28 and has already worked with some top-notch coaches like Sean Payton and Ben Johnson. The fact that he played a big role in the Bears' success this year is huge, but you're right about his limited experience as a play-caller... 🤦‍♂️

However, I think his youth could be an advantage! He's got some fresh ideas and energy to bring to the table, which could shake things up for the Eagles. Plus, he's not exactly the same type of coach as Brian Johnson or Kevin Patullo, so there's definitely potential for him to carve out his own path.

It'll be interesting to see how it all plays out... 📊 I'm curious to know what kind of offense Doyle would bring to Philly!
 
I'm not sure if it's a good idea to go for someone so young, but at the same time, Doyle has been pretty impressive with what he's done so far 🤔🏈. I mean, working under Payton and Johnson can't be easy, and he's definitely got some innovative ideas under his belt 💡. The problem is, you're throwing him into a huge role without much experience as a play-caller... it's like trying to put a puzzle piece in place before the rest of the board even gets built 🧩. But if anyone can make it work, it might be Doyle 😊.
 
I think the Eagles should take a chance on Declan Doyle 🤞. I mean, he's only 28, so yeah, not super experienced, but all those years of learning from Sean Payton and Ben Johnson are huge assets! Plus, his offense was pretty fire this year, even if they didn't make it to the Super Bowl 🏈. And let's be real, the Eagles need some fresh blood in their OC spot - can you imagine another Nick Sirianni season? 😂 Doyle might not have all the answers yet, but I think he's got potential and would be a great fit for Philly. Give him a shot, I say! 💪
 
I'm kinda intrigued about this Declan Doyle guy 🤔. I mean, he's young, which can be a double-edged sword - pros and cons! On one hand, he's got some serious pedigree under his belt with Sean Payton and Ben Johnson 👏. Their offenses are always so well-oiled and balanced, it'd be cool to see Doyle bring that expertise to Philly.

But, on the other hand, there is that whole 'young coordinator' thing 🙅‍♂️. It's like, how will he hold up under pressure? We've seen it happen before with guys like Brian Johnson... not exactly a ringing endorsement 😐. Still, Doyle's got some serious skills and experience for 28, so I think the Eagles should definitely give him a shot 💪. Maybe we'll see some magic happen in Philly? 🏈
 
omg, Declan Doyle is like super young to be considered for the big leagues 🤯! I'm not sure if he's ready yet, but hey, at least he's got some great people in his corner - Payton and Ben Johnson are total legends 💪! The Bears were on fire this year and Doyle played a huge part in it. If the Eagles think they can get him to stick around for more than one season, that's a major win 🙌🏼! I'm kinda intrigued by the idea of him taking over as OC, even if it means taking some calculated risks 🤔...
 
I gotta say, I'm a bit skeptical about this whole deal 🤔... Declan Doyle sounds like a promising young coach, but only 1.5 years into the job? That's a pretty short tenure to be calling plays and making big decisions in the NFL 🏈. And don't get me wrong, Sean Payton and Ben Johnson are legends, but even they've had their ups and downs throughout their careers. The Eagles have a history of burning out young coordinators too quickly... I'm not sure if Doyle's gonna be able to live up to the hype 😬. Still, you gotta root for the kid, right? Maybe he'll surprise us all 🤞
 
I don't know about this... 28 years old and all that experience under Payton and Johnson? That's cute 😊. What's the actual number of plays he called before being promoted to OC? One and a half years is still pretty short, imo. And what about his resume after the Bears season? Did they just throw him out like the rest? I need some stats or at least a video breakdown of his plays to see if this guy's actually that good 🤔
 
I gotta say, I'm kinda curious about this Declan Doyle guy 🤔. I mean, 28 years old is pretty young to be running an offense, but at the same time, he's worked with some top-notch coaches and had a solid season with the Bears this year 💪. The thing that worries me a bit is his limited experience as a play-caller, but hey, it's not like he's been stuck in a rut or anything 😊. And yeah, the Eagles have had their fair share of young OCs who didn't quite pan out, so I guess you could say they're taking a risk 🤝. Still, Doyle seems like someone with potential and a strong work ethic, so maybe he can prove us wrong 💕.
 
🤔 I think it's cool that the Eagles are considering someone who's not a total veteran in the OC position. 28 is still pretty young, and having Sean Payton and Ben Johnson on your resume is insane 🙌. Doyle's offense was definitely key to the Bears' success this year, but you're right about the lack of experience calling plays... that can be a major hurdle to overcome. But at the same time, the Eagles do have a history of taking a chance on young up-and-comers, so maybe they'll see something in Doyle that others don't 🤷‍♂️. It's gonna be interesting to see how it all plays out... 🏈
 
🤔 The Eagles are always on the lookout for that next big thing in coaching circles, and if they think Declan Doyle is it, I'm here for it! 28 years old and already working with Sean Payton and Ben Johnson? That's some serious resume building going on over there. And yeah, one potential drawback is his limited experience as a play-caller, but you can't deny the Bears' success this year was largely due to Doyle's offense.

I mean, I get why the Eagles might be hesitant to stick with guys like Patullo who only lasted a season, but sometimes you gotta take a chance on someone younger and with more upside. And who knows, maybe Doyle will prove all the naysayers wrong and become the next big OC in the NFL? Stranger things have happened, right?

One thing's for sure, if he does end up joining the Eagles, I'll be rooting for him to bring some fresh ideas to the table and take the team to new heights. 🦅🏈
 
I don't get why they're considering someone so young for such a big role... I mean, I think he's got potential but you gotta worry about his ability to handle the pressure of calling plays in the Super Bowl 🤔. The Eagles have had some issues with their OCs in the past and it's hard to say if Doyle will be different 💪. Still, on paper, it sounds like a good hire and I'm all for giving people a chance to prove themselves 🎉. Maybe he'll surprise us and bring some new energy to the team 💥
 
I'm telling you, something fishy is going on with this whole Eagles hiring situation 🤔. They're always looking to shake things up, but this time it feels like they're reaching out to someone who's barely out of their 20s! I mean, don't get me wrong, Declan Doyle sounds like a talented young coach and all, but the lack of experience as a play-caller is major red flag 🚨. And have you noticed how often these teams are making moves that seem designed to keep us guessing? It's like they're trying to distract us from something 😏. I'm not saying Doyle isn't qualified, but I'm definitely keeping an eye on this one... 🕵️‍♂️
 
Idk why the Eagles would wanna take a risk on someone who's basically still in college 🤷‍♂️... I mean, 28 is young, but Declan Doyle's had like, one year of actual experience under his belt? That's cute. And yeah, working under Payton and Johnson is great, but those guys are legends for a reason... maybe Doyle can learn from their greatness without actually having to try too hard 🙄. Still, I guess it's always exciting to see new blood in the coaching world, even if it does come with some risks 💁‍♂️. Can't wait to see how this plays out!
 
I'm low-key hyped about Declan Doyle joining the Eagles! 🤩 I mean, he's only 28 and has already had some serious success under Sean Payton and Ben Johnson - those guys are total geniuses when it comes to offense 😎. And yeah, his lack of experience as a play-caller is a concern, but I think that can be learned quickly and Doyle's got the smarts for it 💡. Plus, he's still relatively new to the league, so there's room for growth and development - which could actually work in Philly's favor 🤔. The Eagles' history with young coordinators doesn't exactly inspire confidence, but I think Doyle's the real deal 👌. If they can get him on board, I'm all about it! 💯
 
I gotta say, I'm all about giving Declan Doyle a chance to shine 🤩. I mean, 28 years old and already making waves in the NFL? That's impressive! 😊 He's had some amazing mentors under Sean Payton and Ben Johnson, and it's no surprise he's being considered for one of the top OC gigs.

Now, I know there are concerns about his limited experience as a play-caller, but I think that's a risk worth taking. And let's be real, how many coaches have we seen come in and fail after just one season? 🤦‍♂️ The Eagles have been there before with guys like Brian Johnson.

I'm all for giving Doyle a shot to prove himself. He's got the brains, he's got the talent, and he's already shown he can lead his team to some pretty impressive victories. If anyone knows how to make the offense click, it's him! 💡
 
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