Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie is facing a crucial decision after the team's dramatic collapse this season. With the historically poor performance still fresh in everyone's minds, Lurie, along with Howie Roseman and the Eagles organization, has compiled a list of potential head coaching candidates to lead the team back to success.

On the list of potential candidates is none other than legendary coach Bill Belichick. At 71 years old, Belichick brings an unparalleled wealth of experience as the longtime head coach of the New England Patriots, where he achieved six Super Bowl victories during his more than two-decade tenure.

Another notable name is Jim Harbaugh, who recently clinched the NCAA Championship as the head coach of Michigan. Harbaugh's successful track record, both in college football and as the former head coach of the San Francisco 49ers from 2011-2014, makes him an attractive prospect for the Eagles.

Anthony Johnson, the offensive coordinator for the Detroit Lions, also made the cut. Despite lacking head coaching experience, the 37-year-old Johnson has played a significant role in the Lions' recent surge, making him an intriguing contender for the job.

Mike Vrabel, the former head coach of the Tennessee Titans from 2018 to 2023, brings valuable leadership qualities and familiarity with the NFL landscape.

The list also includes young and promising candidates like 36-year-old Tim Slowik, the offensive coordinator for the Houston Texans, and Lincoln Riley, who has been the head coach of USC since 2022 and previously coached Jalen Hurts at Oklahoma in 2019.

Don Martindale, the defensive coordinator for the Baltimore Ravens, showcases his defensive expertise. Although lacking head coaching experience, the 36-year-old Boston native could be a fresh and innovative choice for the Eagles.

Pete Carroll, at 72 years old, has an extensive coaching career, having led the Seattle Seahawks from 2010-2023. Carroll's experience and proven success in the NFL make him a viable option.

Mike Kafka, the offensive coordinator for the New York Giants, is a former NFL quarterback and was an Eagles draft pick in 2010. His understanding of the game from a player's perspective may prove valuable in leading the team.

Eric Smith, the Miami Dolphins offensive coordinator since 2022, offers a fresh perspective and youthful energy to the coaching staff.

Dan Quinn, currently the defensive coordinator for the Dallas Cowboys, led the Atlanta Falcons from 2015 to 2020. Quinn's defensive expertise and leadership qualities could be a valuable asset for the Eagles.

Brian Daboll, the interim offensive coordinator and QB coach for the Buffalo Bills, has impressed with his coaching skills. At just 34 years old, Daboll represents a young and promising candidate.

Shane Waldron, the current offensive coordinator for the Seattle Seahawks, has worked with multiple NFL teams. Although lacking head coaching experience, Waldron brings a wealth of knowledge and skills to the table.

The decision-making process will be further discussed by host Joe Giglio and co-host Hugh Douglas on the 94WIP Midday Show starting on Tuesday at 10am. Listeners can tune in to 94.1 WIP-FM or the Audacy app to hear the in-depth analysis and evaluation of the potential candidates.

As the Eagles strive to rebuild and reclaim their winning ways, Jeffrey Lurie's choice of the next head coach will play a pivotal role in determining the team's future success.