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Philadelphia On Monday, the Eagles dismissed head coach Doug Pederson, capping a collaboration that resulted in the first and only Super Bowl victory in the history of the city.

Pederson was expected to stay on as head coach even though the team finished 4-11-1 this year. However, despite having several meetings with team owner Jeffrey Lurie over the past week, sources claimed that his boss remained unconvinced that Pederson had a good plan in place for handling the team’s numerous problems, which ranged from managing Carson Wentz’s situation to resolving an offense that placed 28th in passing yards per game (207.9 yards) and 26th in scoring (20.9 points per game) in 2020.

Pederson’s decision to move on was revealed by Lurie on Monday during a video press conference.

“What’s best for the Philadelphia Eagles and our supporters over the next three, four, or five years is my first allegiance. It’s not predicated on whether someone should be employed or fired; that’s a distinct standard, according to.

Lurie stated that the decision to fire Pederson had nothing to do with Wentz or any particular group of players, but rather had to do with the offense’s general decline in a season that saw the NFL set a record for points scored. Although Lurie did not guarantee Wentz would play again the following season, he did say the new coaching staff would help the quarterback get back on track.

“From my perspective, we possess both a skill and an advantage. He’s a really kind man. All he wants is for Philadelphia to win big and bring home Lombardi trophies. This man never stops. He is acting with the correct intentions. He is incredibly committed both in and out of season. He’s just what you need. And while we recognize that there have been numerous quarterbacks in their fourth and fifth years who, if you follow this, have had a single season where they realized, “Whoa, the touchdown-to-interception ratio is not what you want,” it is in our best interests as a team to be able to truly get him back to that elite progression where he was capable of. And we’re talking about some amazing people like Ben and Peyton and those kinds of guys.”