Eagles Cherish Jeff Stoutland as a Member of Their Family
Jeff Stoutland, the longtime offensive line coach for the Philadelphia Eagles, announced his departure from the team on Wednesday. The Eagles quickly responded with a heartfelt statement, expressing their gratitude for his immense contributions over the past 13 seasons.
Farewell to a Coaching Legend
The Eagles recognized Stoutland’s “legendary contributions” throughout his tenure. The organization emphasized the difficulty in finding another coach who invested as much personally and professionally in players.
A Legacy of Success
- Thirteen seasons with the Eagles.
- Three Super Bowl appearances.
- Two Super Bowl championships.
- At least one Pro Bowl offensive lineman in every season.
- Five players selected for a total of 15 All-Pro teams.
Stoutland’s dedication extended beyond football. He championed community initiatives, notably supporting the Eagles Autism Foundation and various philanthropic efforts. His commitment showcased a profound connection to both the team and the local community.
A Lasting Impact
The Eagles highlighted that although Stoutland will no longer coach on game days, he will always be cherished as a member of the Eagles family. The organization asserts that his impact on the franchise and the community is immeasurable.
The phrase “City of Brotherly Love” resonates deeply, and it reflects how Stoutland will always be welcomed in Philadelphia. His legacy as a coach and community advocate will be remembered fondly by fans and players alike.
