Above the Nest with Raichele #75: Eagles have 3 minority coordinators for first time ever + Where Eagles rank on first ever NFLPA Report Card

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🗓️ 3 March 2023

⏱️ 7 minutes

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Raichele Privette breaks down what you need to know about the Eagles new coordinators, Brian Johnson and Sean Desai. Later in the show, Raichele runs through the rank for each NFC East team on the first ever NFLPA Report Card and shares a 2023 joint training camp opponent. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello there, what did you, how are you?
0:12.7	In welcome to episode 75 of Above the Nest with Ray Shell brought to you by Espination
0:19.1	and Belied in Green Nation.
0:21.6	It's a great day to talk football that is Eagles football of course and I'm your host
0:25.9	of Ray Shell Privet getting you hip very quick to what's happening.
0:31.9	The Philadelphia Eagles officially have a new offensive coordinator and a new defensive
0:37.0	coordinator.
0:38.6	Starting with the offensive coordinator on Tuesday, ESPN's Adam Schaffner reported that
0:43.8	Eagles' former quarterback coach Brian Johnson was being promoted to offensive coordinator
0:49.2	to no surprise.
0:51.0	Johnson who is 36 years old will be the very first African-American offensive coordinator
0:55.8	in Eagles history.
0:57.5	He will replace Shane Sykin who will now be the head coach for the Indianapolis Colts.
1:03.1	Johnson is a former college quarterback at Utah.
1:06.8	He is also credited for Jalen Hurts' development over the last two seasons.
1:10.8	He actually has a really strong relationship with Jalen Hurts and his family.
1:14.9	He's actually known Jalen Hurts as he was a little kid because Johnson was actually
1:18.8	coached in high school by Jalen Hurts' dad.
1:22.1	Johnson has many years of play calling experience at the college level, taking a look at his
1:28.2	coaching timeline.
1:30.2	2010 to 2011, he was a quarterbacks coach at Utah and then from 2012 to 2013, he was
1:36.8	a offensive coordinator in quarterbacks coach at Utah.
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