Conor Orr

With the 2024 campaign in the rearview mirror, it’s time to look ahead to next year, picking a Super Bowl champion while forecasting trades, turnarounds and roster overhauls.

Looking at both the hiring process and the end result for the sought-after coordinators and second-chance candidates who landed jobs this offseason.

The Eagles were bigger and badder. They were stronger and faster. They were younger and edgier. Kansas City never had a chance.

After a crushing Super Bowl defeat to the Chiefs two years ago, Philadelphia’s celebration after LIX was one of redemption and euphoria.

When you watch highlights of Saquon Barkley dashing through the snow, you may not think about the people who outfitted him with the proper cleats for that weather. But that’s just another team that helped Philadelphia get here.

You may notice several coaches wearing Italian flags on the Eagles’ sideline. And the shared background plays a real part in bringing the team, and its community, together.

The NFL's oldest defensive coordinator hangs his hat on being able to adapt on the fly—a skill honed decades earlier growing up and coaching high school football in Dunmore, Pa.

The two-time Super Bowl winner will eventually be inducted into the Hall, and when he is, those insisting he was entitled to a first-ballot entry will seem just as silly as those who never wanted him to get in.