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Eagles Kevin Patullo's home vandalized after latest loss, police say
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Kevin Patullo's house was vandalized following the Philadelphia Eagles ' loss on Black Friday to the Chicago Bears , according to multiple reports .
It comes on the heels of a viral video initially posted on TikTok , which surfaced on Dec. 1, that claimed rocks were being thrown at Patullo's home in Moorestown, New Jersey.
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Police confirmed that the vandals were throwing eggs, not rocks, at the residence.
The incident occurred around 2:50 a.m. ET on Nov. 29 – just hours after the 24-15 loss at Lincoln Financial Field.
Detectives are still working to determine the identities of those involved in the incident, according to Moorestown PD.
"Subjects threw eggs causing minor damage to a residence, and our detectives are investigating this criminal mischief incident to identify the people involved," Moorestown Police told USA TODAY Sports in a statement. "The FBI contacted Moorestown police to provide periodic checks of the residence involved in the incident."
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The Moorestown police official added that the department is encouraging members of the public to share information about the incident to assist its investigation.
The Eagles' offensive coordinator has been heavily criticized for the team's struggles on offense this season. Patullo took over for Kellen Moore, who held the same position during the 2024 season before being hired as head coach of the New Orleans Saints after Super Bowl 59.
It is Patullo's first year as the play caller, but not his first in the organization.
The 44-year-old has been with the Eagles since the 2021 season, when he joined Sirianni's staff as the passing game coordinator.
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He took on the added title of associate head coach for the 2023 and 2024 seasons before being promoted to offensive coordinator in Feb. 2025.
Philadelphia's offense ranks 19th in points per game and 24th in yards per game, after finishing top-10 in both statistics for three straight seasons.
Sirianni told reporters on Nov. 28 that the team isn't considering a change regarding Patullo.
"We're not changing the play-caller, but we will evaluate everything," Sirianni said . "It's never just about one person. You win as a team, you lose as a team and you try to evaluate everything, win, lose or draw, and get better from it.
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Despite the struggles, the Eagles are 8-4 and remain firmly in first place in the NFC East with just five games to go.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Eagles Kevin Patullo's home vandalized after Black Friday loss, police
