Doug Pederson 'At Peace' After Being Fired As Philadelphia Eagles Head Coach
Just three seasons after leading the Philadelphia Eagles to their only Super Bowl championship, Doug Pederson was fired as head coach on Monday.
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Just three seasons after leading the Philadelphia Eagles to their only Super Bowl championship, Doug Pederson was fired as head coach on Monday.
Pederson was let go three seasons after leading the Birds to their only Super Bowl championship.
The news of the decision quickly spread and social media erupted with responses to the move.
Doug Pederson's job as head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles is not secure, according to a report.
Schwartz joined the Birds in 2016 and quickly built a championship defense, helping the Eagles to their first Super Bowl win in the 2017-18 season.
The two coaches, brought in as part of a change to the staff prior to the 2020 season, will not have their contracts renewed according to ESPN's Chris Mortensen.
Wentz was benched for the final four games of the worst season of his five-year career.
The organization finds itself at a crossroads with its current decision-making structure.
Zach Ertz became emotional while talking about the City of Philadelphia and Eagles fans on Monday morning.
Giants players took to social media to express their frustrations after head coach Doug Pederson pulled Jalen Hurts in the 4th Quarter and put in third-stringer Nate Sudfeld.
The Eagles locked up the sixth overall pick in the 2021 NFL draft.
Wentz's relationship with head coach Doug Pederson is "fractured beyond repair," according to an ESPN report.
According to NFL Network's Tom Pelissero, Jim Schwartz intends to allow his contract to expire and plans to take a year off from coaching.
The NFC East is still the worst division in football history and the Eagles were the first ones eliminated from the playoff picture.
For the first time in four seasons, the Philadelphia Eagles won't be in the playoffs.