In a move that comes as no surprise, the Philadelphia Eagles have decided to part ways with defensive coordinator Sean Desai and play-caller Matt Patricia, signaling a continued overhaul of the coaching staff following the team's disappointing season.

Desai, who was brought in as the Eagles defensive coordinator midway through the season, failed to turn around the team's struggling defense. Once known as one of the league's best, the Eagles' defense plummeted under Desai's guidance, resulting in them ranking among the worst in the league. This decline ultimately led to the decision to let Desai go.

Replacing Desai as the play-caller for the Eagles was Patricia, who joined the team after Desai's demotion. However, Patricia's stint with the team was short-lived, as his contract has expired and he will not return for the upcoming season. Patricia's tenure did little to improve the Eagles' defensive performance, solidifying their standing as one of the bottom-ranked defenses in the league.

The Eagles' decision to part ways with both Desai and Patricia indicates the team's commitment to making significant changes to their coaching staff. After a season marked by turmoil and disappointment, head coach Nick Sirianni's job appeared to be on the line. However, recent reports suggest that Sirianni will be retained for another season, while his assistants face the consequences of the team's underwhelming performance.

Desai, who previously served as the defensive coordinator for the Chicago Bears, was a sought-after candidate when the Eagles lost Jonathan Gannon to the Arizona Cardinals. The opportunity to work with the reigning NFC champions enticed Desai to join the Eagles' coaching staff, but unfortunately, his tenure with the team did not yield the desired results.

With Pete Carroll no longer the head coach of the Seattle Seahawks, a return to the team for Desai seems unlikely. However, given his experience and previous interest from other teams, it is expected that Desai will not remain unemployed for long. Speculation arises that Desai could potentially look for coaching opportunities in college football, and there have been rumors linking him to the defensive coordinator position with the Washington Huskies.

The Eagles' coaching shake-up continues as they search for the right personnel to restore the team to its former glory. The offseason will be a crucial time for the franchise to regroup and make the necessary changes in order to set themselves up for a successful future.