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Eagles Coordinator Patullo Condemns Vandalism After Loss

12/4/2025

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Patullo Condemns Vandalism

Kevin Patullo, Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator, condemned vandalism at his New Jersey home after the team's loss to the Chicago Bears.
Patullo said criticism is part of coaching, but harming his family crossed a line.
Patullo noted support from his community and would focus on the upcoming game against the Los Angeles Chargers.
The Moorestown Police Department is investigating the incident, and there are no updates on potential suspects.

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Patullo Addresses Vandalism

Kevin Patullo, Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator, condemned vandalism of his New Jersey home after the team's 24-15 loss to the Chicago Bears.
Patullo said criticism is part of coaching, but he added that actions against his family crossed a line.
Moorestown police are investigating the incident, including a TikTok video.
The Philadelphia Eagles rank 24th in total yards.
Patullo remains focused on the upcoming game against the Los Angeles Chargers.

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The 1970 New Jersey Supreme Court ruling underscored law enforcement's role in community safety amid rising crime rates, reflecting tensions from earlier civil unrest. The 1967 Newark riots, which resulted in 26 deaths, highlighted systemic issues, while the 1970 Asbury Park riots caused over $5 million in damages, emphasizing the ongoing struggle for accountability and safety in urban areas.

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Patullo Condemns Vandalism

Kevin Patullo, Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator, condemned vandalism at his New Jersey home after the team's loss to the Chicago Bears.
Patullo said criticism is part of coaching, but harming his family crossed a line.
Patullo noted support from his community and would focus on the upcoming game against the Los Angeles Chargers.
The Moorestown Police Department is investigating the incident, and there are no updates on potential suspects.

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