It was expected, and now it has happened. Kevin Patullo will be the Eagles offensive coordinator after Kellen Moore left to be the head coach of the New Orleans

Former Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore, now the head coach of the New Orleans Saints, is sniffing around a couple Philadelphia Eagles positional coaches for coordinator positions, according to reports from a couple of national reporters.

The Eagles promoted Kevin Patullo to offensive coordinator after Kellen Moore left for the Saints head coaching job.

After the departure of former offensive coordinator Kellen Moore, who was hired to be the head coach of the New Orleans Saints shortly after the Eagles’ Super Bowl win, Philadelphia is promoting from within, giving Kevin Patullo the keys to the offense.

The Philadelphia Eagles could be losing two coaches to Kellen Moore’s staff in New Orleans. Defensive backs coach and passing game coordinator Christian Parker is interviewing for the defensive coordinator in New Orleans, while quarterbacks coach Doug Nussmeier is interviewing for the offensive coordinator opening.

The Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles have promoted Kevin Patullo to offensive coordinator following the departure of Kellen Moore.

The Saints have also interviewed Eagles quarterbacks coach Doug Nussmeier and assistant head coach/running backs coach Jemal Singleton for their offensive coordinator opening and Philadelphia defensive backs coach Christian Parker is in the mix for defensive coordinator.

Saints head coach Kellen Moore could be looking at his old team, the Eagles, to fill the offensive coordinator slot on his staff

During a Thursday appearance on NFL Network's "The Insiders" program, Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown spoke openly about what Patullo and the rest of the offense must do to help Philadelphia in its attempt to repeat as Super Bowl champions.