This week's Eagles news is focused on Kellen Moore, Jalen Hurts criticism and Sirianni’s rise — breaking down hot takes, coaching drama, and playoff narratives.

Moore led the Eagles offense during a historic outing on Sunday in the NFC championship game against the Washington Commanders. Philadelphia racked up 459 yards of offense en route to a 55-23 victory. With the win, the Eagles will play in the Super Bowl on Feb. 9 against the Kansas City Chiefs or Buffalo Bills.

Gayle Benson’s private jet flew out of New Orleans and into Philadelphia on Monday afternoon. A sit-down interview with Eagles OC Kellen Moore appears imminent:

An NFC team still looking still looking to fill their head coaching vacancy wants to speak to Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore for a second time.

With the Divisional Round rapidly approaching, are Kellen Moore's head coaching interviews affecting the Eagles? Nick Sirianni weighs in.

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New Orleans front office personnel flew to Philadelphia and landed at Philadelphia International Airport just prior to 7 p.m. Eastern Time. From there, the Saints are expected to proceed to a meeting with Kellen Moore about their open head coaching spot.

During this hiring cycle, Moore last week interviewed virtually for three jobs: Saints, Cowboys and Jaguars. Since then, the Jaguars hired former Buccaneers OC Liam Cohen and the Cowboys hired their own offensive coordinator Brian Shottenheimer. Because of Moore’s history in Dallas, he was thought to be a strong candidate for that job.

Kellen Moore was in his BAG on Sunday as the Philadelphia Eagles absolutely destroyed the Washington Commanders 55-23 in the NFC Championship Game.

Kellen Moore helped the Philadelphia Eagles over the Washington Commanders as they racked up 459 yards of offense in a record-setting 55-23 victory. ... while Dallas Cowboys fans could only sit and watch.

PHILADELPHIA — The Eagles were indeed flying high as the best in the NFL, boasting a 10-1 record with a No. 1 seed, home-field advantage in the playoffs, and yes, a Super Bowl ring all ahead as credible goals. This season? On the way to the Super Bowl on Feb. 9 in a rematch from two years ago against Kansas City?