Ian Rapoport: Doug Pederson is on the hot seat
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Ian Rapoport: Doug Pederson is on the hot seat

The Eagles came into the 2020 season with high expectations, but they are a bad football team. Even worse, they aren't showing any signs of getting better even as they have gotten healthier over the last several weeks. The offense, the head coach's playcalling, and the team's franchise quarterback are a disaster, and the defense…

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No, this Eagles defense isn’t better than you think

On December 4, Reuben Frank published an "8 Reasons the Eagles' defense is better than you think" article over at NBC Sports Philadelphia. With all due respect to Roob, I can't think of anything else about this Eagles team that I would disagree with more. To be fair, Roob does make some good points and…

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Shareef Miller on Eagles: a ‘horrible place to be’
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Shareef Miller on Eagles: a ‘horrible place to be’

The Philadelphia Eagles lost to the Seattle Seahawks on Monday in what was another embarrassing performance. On Tuesday, they made a number of roster moves. Among them were waiving safety Will Parks, promoting safety Grayland Arnold from the practice squad to the active roster, and releasing defensive end Shareef Miller from the practice squad. To…

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Doug Pederson: giving up play-calling is ‘on the table,’ haven’t been assured about job security

After another embarrassing loss on Monday night to the Seattle Seahawks in front of a national audience, Doug Pederson spoke to Philadelphia reporters on Tuesday as part of his weekly media obligations. With the team spiraling and mounting questions about his job security, Pederson's press conferences have been getting interesting in recent weeks. On Tuesday,…

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