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Kevin Patullo's Home Vandalized After Latest Eagles Loss
The Birds offensive coordinator has faced mounting fury from the Philly fanbase this season.
PHILADELPHIA, PA — The Philadelphia fanatics are letting their displeasure with the Eagles mini-losing streak be known.
The Moorestown, New Jersey home of offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo was vandalized by several angry fans who threw eggs and other objects at it, according to video recordings of the incident that spread across social media and a report from ESPN.
An investigation is ongoing. No arrests have been announced.
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Patullo has received the brunt of the fanbase's frustration with the Birds offensive woes thus far this year.
The 44-year-old, who is in his first year in the offensive coordinator role for the defending Super Bowl champs, began receiving criticism following the Birds loss to the New York Giants in Week 6. Focus on Patullo has only mounted since then, particularly with the Birds dropping two consecutive games to the Dallas Cowboys and the Chicago Bears.
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It comes as "Fire Kevin Patullo" signs have also appeared on Pattison Avenue near Lincoln Financial Field.
The Eagles have not yet publicly responded to the incident.
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