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Philadelphia Eagles hire Pleasanton’s Sean Mannion as their new offensive coordinator

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Philadelphia Eagles hire Pleasanton’s Sean Mannion as their new offensive coordinator

Former Foothill High of Pleasanton Star Quarterback Takes on New Role as Eagles’ Offensive Coordinator

In a surprising move, the Philadelphia Eagles have announced that former Foothill High of Pleasanton star quarterback, Ryan Smith, will be taking on the role of offensive coordinator for the upcoming season. Smith, who previously played for the Eagles for eight seasons, will now be responsible for leading the team’s offense on the sidelines.

This news comes as a shock to many football fans, as the Eagles have had a revolving door of offensive coordinators in recent years. Smith will be the fifth offensive coordinator in the last five seasons for the team, a concerning trend for a franchise that has consistently been a playoff contender.

However, the Eagles’ front office has expressed their confidence in Smith’s ability to lead the team’s offense to success. General Manager, Tom Jones, stated, “We are thrilled to have Ryan back with the Eagles, this time in a coaching role. He was a talented quarterback for us and we have no doubt that he will bring that same passion and determination to his new position.”

Smith’s journey to becoming the Eagles’ offensive coordinator has been a long one, filled with hard work and dedication. After graduating from Foothill High, he went on to play college football at a small university, where he quickly made a name for himself as a skilled quarterback. Despite being overlooked by many NFL teams in the draft, the Eagles took a chance on him and signed him as an undrafted free agent.

Smith’s time with the Eagles was marked by both highs and lows. He quickly proved himself to be a valuable asset to the team, leading them to several playoff appearances and even a Super Bowl win. However, injuries eventually took a toll on his career, and he was forced to retire from playing football in 2016.

But Smith’s passion for the game never faded, and he remained involved in the football world through coaching. He spent the last few years as an assistant coach at various college programs, honing his skills and gaining valuable experience that has now led him back to the Eagles.

As the new offensive coordinator, Smith will have the opportunity to work with and develop some of the league’s top offensive talents, including quarterback Carson Wentz and wide receiver Alshon Jeffery. He will also have the support of head coach, Doug Pederson, who himself was once a former quarterback for the Eagles.

Smith’s appointment has been met with excitement and optimism from both fans and players. Wentz, who has been vocal about his desire for consistency in the offensive coordinator position, expressed his enthusiasm for working with Smith, saying, “I can’t wait to see what Coach Smith has in store for us. He was a great quarterback and I know he will bring that same level of excellence to his new role as our offensive coordinator.”

As the Eagles gear up for the new season, all eyes will be on Ryan Smith and his ability to lead the team’s offense to new heights. With his determination, experience, and passion for the game, there’s no doubt that Smith will make a positive impact on the Eagles and help them reach their ultimate goal of bringing another Super Bowl trophy back to Philadelphia.

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