Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio was an assistant coach with the Baltimore Ravens in the early 2000s when hall-of-fame legend Ray Lewi

If you are tired of teams lining up in the shotgun and passing it every down — or of basketball teams living behind the 3-point line or starting pitchers going just two innings — then the Eagles are the team for you. They're a bit of a throwback.

Vic Fangio turned the Eagles' defense into an elite unit in one year. Now, the Dunmore, Pa. native seeks his elusive Super Bowl title.

Welcome to part two of the Super Bowl LIX breakdown from Establish the Fun. Read our film review of the Chiefs offense vs. Eagles defense. Now let’s dive into the other side of the ball. Now, you’re probably expecting me to start off with something here about QB Jalen Hurts and the passing game.

Vic Fangio flicked on the film against the giant projection screen. Immediately, the 66-year-old defensive coordinator’s players poked fun at the film’s poor resolution. Twenty-two weeks into the season,

Vic Fangio lasted only one season with the Miami Dolphins. Now he’s at the Super Bowl 59 with the Eagles. What happened?

One of the unsung heroes of the Eagles' Super Bowl run this season has been defensive coordinator Vic Fangio. Taking over a mess of a defensive unit from the year prior, Fangio turned the Eagles into one of the best defenses in the NFL.