Sports fans are passionate about their teams, and sometimes that leads them to cross a line.
The home of Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo was egged after the team's loss to the Chicago Bears on Black Friday. The Eagles' are the reigning Super Bowl champions, but former offensive coordinator Kellen Moore left the team to become the head coach of the New Orleans Saints.
Patullo was hired as his replacement and Philadelphia's offense has taken a big step back. The loss to the Bears moved the Eagles to 8-4 on the season, still sitting in first place in the NFC East.
Still, the fans in question were unhappy with his offensive output. Per ESPN's Tim McManus, "the highest-salaried offense in the NFL ranks 24th in yards (304.8 per game), 23rd in passing (196.3 YPG), 22nd in rushing (108.5 YPG) and 19th in scoring (22.5 PPG).
Here is what we know about the investigation into the vandalism of Patullo's house.
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Kevin Patullo house vandalized details
The incident was recorded and posted to TikTok. The video, which can be found here, includes a voice-over message insulting Patullo and using choice words telling him to get out of town. In the video, people are seen throwing what many thought were rocks at Patullo's house, but it later turned out they were eggs.
Patullo and his family were home during the vandalism. The Moorestown Police Department says that the alleged vandalism occurred at 2:50 a.m. On Saturday. An investigation is underway. Currently, the Moorestown PD hasn't released any information about suspects or arrests.
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Where does Kevin Patullo live?
Patullo has a home in Moorestown, New Jersey. It is directly east of Philadelphia. Depending on where specifically in Moorestown Patullo lives, he is about 30 minutes from Lincoln Financial Field, where the Eagles play.
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Will Eagles fire Kevin Patullo?
Head coach Nick Sirianni defended Patullo in a Monday press conference following the loss. Sirianni ensured that he had confidence in Patullo and that the coordinator would continue to call plays for the offense.
"Again, it isn't just one person, it's the ultimate team game. Like I said, we're working through everything. I have a lot of faith in all the players. I have a lot of faith in all the coaches. We've just got to execute it better and scheme it better, and that all can be true, we've got to call it better. It's every area that we need to improve on. That's why we always say we look internally through all these things. Like I said to you guys, if all that's not gelling, to me, that's on me first. It's my job to do whatever I need to do to help get it fixed and that's what we're working on right now."