Philadelphia Eagles Hire Scot Loeffler as Quarterbacks Coach

Loeffler departs Bowling Green after six seasons to join the Super Bowl champions, replacing Doug Nussmeier.

Scot Loeffler, former head coach at Bowling Green, has been named the new quarterbacks coach for the Philadelphia Eagles.
Loeffler, 50, replaces Doug Nussmeier, who left to join the New Orleans Saints as offensive coordinator under Kellen Moore.
During his six-year tenure at Bowling Green, Loeffler led the team to three bowl appearances and a 16-10 record in MAC play over the last three seasons.
Loeffler brings extensive quarterback coaching experience, including stints with the Detroit Lions, Michigan, and Florida, as well as offensive coordinator roles at multiple colleges.
Bowling Green has begun its search for a new head coach, with the program facing potential roster changes due to the NCAA transfer portal and players departing for the NFL.