Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo has been the subject of scrutiny all season long. But on Saturday morning, that scrutiny turned criminal.
Patullo’s house in New Jersey was vandalized early Saturday morning, according to a report from The Philadelphia Inquirer’s Jeff Neiburg.
The Moorestown Police Department confirmed to the Inquirer that Patullo’s home was vandalized with multiple eggs at about 2:50 a.m. Saturday.
Hours earlier, Patullo and the Eagles lost, 24-15, to the Chicago Bears on Black Friday.
The report comes after a viral video surfaced on Monday depicting objects being thrown in the direction of Patullo’s home in south Jersey. Despite speculation that they were throwing rocks, it was eggs.
Patullo, the Eagles’ first-year offensive coordinator, has been criticized throughout the 8-4 start to the 2025 season. The Eagles are averaging 22.5 points per game and have scored a combined 62 points in their last four games.
Patullo was given play-caller responsibilities by head coach Nick Sirianni, who brought Patullo with him from the Indianapolis Colts when he was hired by Philadelphia in 2021. Patullo spent the last four seasons as the Eagles’ pass game coordinator.
After the Eagles’ Super Bowl LIX win, coordinator Kellen Moore was hired to be the New Orleans Saints’ head coach, prompting Sirianni to promote Patullo.
Sirianni reiterated on Monday what he said after the game on Friday: that Patullo will remain the offensive play-caller despite the unit’s overall struggles.
The Eagles face the Los Angeles Chargers on Monday night at SoFi Stadium.
