THE Philadelphia Eagles are prepared to lose a major part of their Super Bowl winning team this week.

Not even an emotional plea from Nick Sirianni live on Fox will be enough to stop him from leaving.

Jalen Hurts will have to work with a new offensive coordinator in 2025 with Kellen Moore set to leaveCredit: AP

Head coach Nick Sirianni lifted the Vince Lombardi Trophy then made a plea to Kellen Moore on stageCredit: AP
Offensive coordinator Kellen Moore has been heavily linked with the New Orleans Saints’ head coach vacancy.

Head coach Sirianni turned to Moore while he was being interviewed on the stage after the game by Fox.

And he screamed, “Let’s run this s**t back, Kellen.”

Moore laughed off the remark from Sirianni on the field after Sunday’s 40-22 win over the Kansas City Chiefs.

But team owner Jeffrey Lurie conceded that Moore will be leaving his Super Bowl champion team.

“Unfortunately we’re gonna have to wish him the very best with New Orleans,” Lurie said.

“Very smart coach who was able to adapt our offense week to week as needed to win games.”

Philadelphia will be looking for a fourth offensive coordinator in as many years for the 2025 season.

The Saints job will be Moore’s first head coaching role in the NFL.

The 36-year-old started as Dallas Cowboys quarterbacks coach in 2018 before becoming their offensive coordinator for three years.

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He was Los Angeles Chargers offensive coordinator for the 2023 season before moving to Philadelphia.

And Moore is expected to complete his rise to head coach with the Saints.

He already has happy memories in New Orleans having been part of a stunning Super Bowl LIX success this weekend.

The Eagles exacted revenge for their Super Bowl defeat by the Chiefs two years ago in Glendale, Arizona.

Moore has extracted the best out of an offensive group that includes the likes of Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley and AJ Brown.

Quarterback Hurts was named Super Bowl MVP for a near flawless performance.

He had 221 passing yards with two touchdowns and an interception.

And the QB added 72 rushing yards as well as a touchdown using his legs.

Hurts said: “It’s been a very unprecedented journey.

“The journey, it’s always the beginning until it’s the end, and I think it means a lot.”