Philadelphia Eagles to Interview Former Buccaneers OC Josh Grizzard, Report Suggests
The Philadelphia Eagles are expected to conduct an interview with former Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator Josh Grizzard on Monday. This marks the latest development in the Eagles' ongoing search for a new head coach.
Grizzard, who was recently let go by Bucs head coach Todd Bowles after just one season as the team's play caller, has a solid coaching background that spans over seven years with the Miami Dolphins and another stint with Duke University. He joined the Buccaneers last year as pass game coordinator, where he helped the team rank third in passing offense.
Although Grizzard only spent two seasons under Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel before joining the Buccaneers, his experience will undoubtedly be valuable to the Eagles' coaching staff. One of the key factors that may have led to his dismissal from the Bucs was the significant decline in scoring performance after he took over as play caller. In the 2024 season with Grizzard as pass game coordinator, the Bucs ranked third in passing offense; however, when Grizzard became the head coach in 2025 and then OC for just a short period of time that same year (a part-time stint), they fell to 18th overall in scoring.
Despite these issues, Eagles coach Nick Sirianni may have seen some potential in Grizzard's work during their Week 5 matchup. The Bucs lost the game 31-25 but managed to outscore them 19-7 after halftime. This could provide an opportunity for Grizzard to demonstrate his skills under a new coaching umbrella.
With multiple candidates still vying for the job, it remains to be seen if the Eagles will take a chance on Grizzard or continue their search elsewhere. The interview is expected to provide further insight into his qualifications and whether he can help drive the team towards success in the future.
The Philadelphia Eagles are expected to conduct an interview with former Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator Josh Grizzard on Monday. This marks the latest development in the Eagles' ongoing search for a new head coach.
Grizzard, who was recently let go by Bucs head coach Todd Bowles after just one season as the team's play caller, has a solid coaching background that spans over seven years with the Miami Dolphins and another stint with Duke University. He joined the Buccaneers last year as pass game coordinator, where he helped the team rank third in passing offense.
Although Grizzard only spent two seasons under Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel before joining the Buccaneers, his experience will undoubtedly be valuable to the Eagles' coaching staff. One of the key factors that may have led to his dismissal from the Bucs was the significant decline in scoring performance after he took over as play caller. In the 2024 season with Grizzard as pass game coordinator, the Bucs ranked third in passing offense; however, when Grizzard became the head coach in 2025 and then OC for just a short period of time that same year (a part-time stint), they fell to 18th overall in scoring.
Despite these issues, Eagles coach Nick Sirianni may have seen some potential in Grizzard's work during their Week 5 matchup. The Bucs lost the game 31-25 but managed to outscore them 19-7 after halftime. This could provide an opportunity for Grizzard to demonstrate his skills under a new coaching umbrella.
With multiple candidates still vying for the job, it remains to be seen if the Eagles will take a chance on Grizzard or continue their search elsewhere. The interview is expected to provide further insight into his qualifications and whether he can help drive the team towards success in the future.