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Vandalism Strikes Eagles Coordinator After Bears Loss

12/2/2025

Summary

Story summary

Kevin Patullo, the Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator, experienced vandalism at his New Jersey home after the team's 24-15 loss to the Chicago Bears.
The Moorestown Police Department confirmed the incident, which was recorded in a social media video showing individuals throwing eggs at Patullo's residence.
Despite the Eagles ranking 24th in total yards and 22nd in rushing, head coach Nick Sirianni affirmed that Patullo will continue as the playcaller.
The Eagles, currently 8-4, are set to play the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 14, while the investigation into the vandalism is ongoing.

History

Historical Context

The Philadelphia Eagles' passionate fanbase has a history of expressing disappointment through vandalism, notably after their Super Bowl XV loss in 1980. This trend resurfaced recently with the egging of offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo, reflecting the emotional investment of fans. Such incidents underscore the intense pressure on team staff amid high-stakes performances, highlighting the ongoing challenges within Philadelphia's sports culture.

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Story summary

Kevin Patullo, the Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator, experienced vandalism at his New Jersey home after the team's 24-15 loss to the Chicago Bears.
The Moorestown Police Department confirmed the incident, which was recorded in a social media video showing individuals throwing eggs at Patullo's residence.
Despite the Eagles ranking 24th in total yards and 22nd in rushing, head coach Nick Sirianni affirmed that Patullo will continue as the playcaller.
The Eagles, currently 8-4, are set to play the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 14, while the investigation into the vandalism is ongoing.

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