Hey, what's going on, everybody.

Welcome into another edition of the Checo Daily.

It's Andrew DeCechko here, Eagles, be reported from inside thebirds.com.

Forewarning, apologies if you hear any background noise I am driving, recording this.

And I wanted to talk a little bit about the Eagles offensive coordinator spot on, I guess it's Tuesday.

The Eagles have announced that they've moved on from Kevin Petullo as the offensive coordinator.

Nick Siriani put out a statement that the Eagles put out on their social media.

And so this was something we all expected.

Not a surprise, but let's take a look at the offense this season.

We've talked a lot about it and then maybe where the Eagles go from here.

Because you look at this offense, obviously it did not meet expectations.

It looked too often, too many weeks like the offense had to labor its way down the field.

You can look at Petulow with the sequencing and just the lack of a rhythm

from the offense. There wasn't much creativity there. And I do maintain that it's players first,

right? When the team wins, players get the credit. They also, when they lose, players first.

But I've always believed that. And I think when

you look at Kevin Petulow, it's the low-hanging fruit. I understand that his name has sort of been

a lightning rod around the Delaware Valley and beyond this season. The Eagles appointed him as OC and first-time play caller.

There's a lot of skepticism as to whether or not he'd be able to step in.

And look, it was a struggle this season.

But I maintained that it was a collective, right?

There's never just one person, and that's a sentiment that I got throughout the season hearing

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