The Philadelphia Eagles are hiring Chris Kuper as the team's new offensive line coach, according to Tom Pelissero of NFL Network. The move brings a veteran presence to the Eagles' coaching staff as they continue to reshape their offensive leadership heading into the 2026 season.
Kuper joins Philadelphia after spending the previous four seasons in the same role with the Minnesota Vikings. During his tenure in Minnesota, he worked closely with Sean Mannion, who was recently hired as the Eagles' new offensive coordinator. The two will now reunite in Philadelphia to oversee an offensive unit that has long been anchored by one of the league's most respected offensive lines.
Before transitioning to coaching, Kuper played eight seasons in the NFL as a guard for the Denver Broncos. His experience both on the field and on the sidelines is expected to provide continuity and high-level technical instruction for the Eagles' front five. The hiring marks another significant addition to head coach Nick Sirianni's revamped staff as the team looks to build on its recent postseason appearances.
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