Eagles part ways with three staffers from the scouting department amid front-office restructure
As the Eagles make moves to restructure their front office amid a shakeup, Geoff Mosher and Jeff McLane are reporting that three more staffers from the scouting department have been relieved of their duties.
According to reports, T.J. McCreight (player personnel executive/scout), Shawn Heinlen (southwest area scout), and Evan Pritt (scouting assistant) are no longer with the organization.
The moves follow Philadelphia reportedly parting ways with Casey Weidl, the team’s director of scouting operations, and the brother of Andy Weidl, the VP of Player Personnel according to Jeff McLane of The Inquirer.
NFL sources to @InsideBirds @caplannfl and @GeoffMosherNFL: #Eagles Southwest Area Scout Shawn Heinlen is out as team undergoes staff shakeup/reorganization.
Heinlen + director of scouting operations Casey Weidl, brother of Andy Weidl, are both out. @Jeff_McLane 1st on C. Weidl.
— Geoff Mosher (@GeoffMosherNFL) May 4, 2022
Andy Weidl is currently a finalist for the Steelers’ general manager opening, while Casey has been with the Eagles since 2016.
Several teams around the league have restructured their scouting departments post-draft, and this move comes on the heels of Philadelphia losing three significant front office members (Brandon Brown, Ian Cunningham, Catherine Raiche) to the Giants, Bears, and Browns and recent weeks.
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