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Eagles in market for new QB coach after Bill Musgrave becomes Oakland Raiders offensive coordinator

    by Zach Berman
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Chip Kelly will need to look for a quarterbacks coach for the second consecutive season after Bill Musgrave left Monday to be the Oakland Raiders' offensive coordinator.

Musgrave, 47, replaced Bill Lazor last offseason after Lazor became the Dolphins' offensive coordinator. Musgrave spent one year in Philadelphia, working with quarterbacks Nick Foles, Mark Sanchez, and Matt Barkley. Foles' production regressed with Musgrave as the quarterbacks coach. His passer rating declining from 119.2 to 79.1.

Kelly praised Musgrave's work with Foles' mechanics, and the quarterbacks spoke highly of the way Musgrave coached.

Musgrave will work for new Raiders coach Jack Del Rio. He was also Del Rio's offensive coordinator when Del Rio was the coach in Jacksonville.