Atlanta Falcons offensive coordinator Zac Robinson is interviewing with the Philadelphia Eagles for their vacant offensive coordinator job, according to a report from ESPN.
Robinson’s coaching resume:
• Los Angeles Rams (2019): Assistant quarterbacks coach
• Los Angeles Rams (2020): Assistant wide receivers coach
• Los Angeles Rams (2021): Assistant quarterbacks coach
• Los Angeles Rams (2022–2023): Pass game coordinator/quarterbacks coach
• Atlanta Falcons (2024–present): Offensive coordinator
Robinson also played quarterback in the NFL from 2010 to 2013, but he never appeared in a regular-season game.
The Falcons’ offense had the following finishes in the basic stats shown below during Robinson’s two seasons as their offensive coordinator:
Falcons offenes 2024 2025 Points per game 14 23 Yards per game 6 14 Passing yards per game 5 18 Rushing yards per game 10 8 Giveaways per game 24 13
In 2025, the Falcons had a good offensive line and a talented set of skill position players, most notably RB Bijan Robinson, but second-year quarterback Michael Penix struggled.
Nick Sirianni said on Thursday that the Eagles would cast “a wide net” in their search for a new OC. Robinson has already interviewed with the Buccaneers and Lions for the same position.
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