The Philadelphia Eagles' offensive overhaul is well underway under new offensive coordinator Sean Mannion, who took over from Nick Sirianni. The new system emphasizes under center, motion on nearly every play, and a wide-zone blocking scheme, departing from the vertical attack of the previous system. Mannion, a 34-year-old former player, was influenced by Sean Mc Vay and Kyle Shanahan.

Player buy-in has been strong, with Jalen Hurts embracing the new approach and Jordan Mailata calling it 'refreshing.' The offense aims to make the ball 'want to come out' through rhythm and footwork, while the defensive front is 'across the line' in the wide zone. The passing game is also seeing a positive shift, with the wide-zone design complicating the opponent's defense. Running back Saquon Barkley is excited about the new system, comparing it to the one that former Rams great Todd Gurley thrived in.