Ever since Mike Groh was promoted from wide receivers coach to offensive coordinator heading into the 2018 season, he’s arguably been the top scapegoat for the Philadelphia Eagles shortcomings on offense.
An offensive resurgence at the end of last season more than likely saved Groh’s job, as the offense looked like a shell of what it was during the 2017 campaign when Frank Reich was the offensive coordinator.
But unfortunately, the offensive inconsistencies have continued into this season, and while most of the blame may be on Doug Pederson since he has the most control over the offense and calls the plays, there’s little to no chance he gets fired this offseason.