You can add another name to the Eagles' ongoing search for a head coach.
The latest one on the list is Buccaneers offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter. According to FoxSports' Alex Marvez, Koetter is on the Eagles' "radar for an interview."
So far, the Eagles have interviewed running backs coach Duce Staley and offensive coordinator/interim coach Pat Shurmur.
According to ESPN, the Eagles will interview Bears offensive coordinator Adam Gase on Tuesday and have pending interviews with Jaguars assistant coach Doug Marrone and Lions defensive coordinator Teryl Austin.
The 56-year-old Koetter (pronounced "cutter") is in his first season as Tampa Bay's offensive coordinator after spending three seasons in the same position with the Falcons. Before that, Koetter spent five years with the Jaguars as their OC.
His last head-coaching experience came at Arizona State from 2001-06, when he accumulated a 40-34 record. In three years as Boise State's head coach, he went 26-10.
In Week 11 this season, Koetter's Bucs put up 521 yards and 45 points against the Eagles — both were the most allowed by the Eagles in any game this season.
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This year, Tampa Bay averaged 375.9 yards per game, good for fifth in the NFL.