Doug Pederson says he feels great and will run the Eagles virtually

Doug Pederson says he feels great and will run the Eagles virtually

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Philadelphia Eagles head coach Doug Pederson is addressing the media on Monday afternoon just hours after it was revealed that he tested positive for the coronavirus.

Pederson and passing game coordinator Press Taylor were both sent home and the Eagles head coach will have to have two negative tests before he can return to the team. During the zoom meeting, Pederson stated that he feels good, he feels energetic and that he’ll continue to run the Eagles virtually from home.

Pederson went on to say that he’s quarantining away from his family, keeping distance, and wearing his mask, while Duce Staley runs the team at the NovaCare Complex.

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Duce Staley to assume head coaching role for Eagles after Doug Pederson tests positive for COVID-19

Duce Staley to lead Eagles after Doug Pederson’s positive Covid-19 test

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The Philadelphia Eagles have a deep infrastructure of coaching experience on the roster and it’ll be needed after head coach Doug Pederson tested positive for the coronavirus on Sunday.

Pederson informed the team after his second positive test and will lead the ball club from home virtually, while Duce Staley will assume head coaching responsibilities in his place.

Pederson is asymptomatic and feeling fine, according to ESPN’s Tim McManus and he joins Lane Johnson as the only two Eagles to have a positive test so far.

He joins Saints head coach Sean Payton as the only coaches to test positive and will continue to lead the team virtually from home.

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