The Eagles’ new offense is evolving into a familiar yet fresh look, heavily influenced by Green Bay’s playbook under Sean Mannion. Expect more under-center snaps, pre-snap motion, and play-action schemes that blur the line between run and pass to confuse defenses. The run game leans into wide-zone concepts, while personnel groupings mix two tight ends and backs — a Packers-style twist. Though it draws from Shanahan and McVay DNA, Mannion’s Green Bay roots shine through. Players are adapting to center snaps, and classic Eagles plays like “Tush Push” remain, especially in the red zone where Hurts’ mobility shines. The goal? Simpler throws, better spacing, and clearer reads for Jalen Hurts — all tailored to fit the roster. Sirianni’s focus: keep what works while testing how this blended system performs on game day.
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