Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie and coach Doug Pederson will address reporters this week

Philadelphia Eagles Chairman and CEO Jeffrey Lurie and head coach Doug Pederson are both expected to address reporters at the NFL’s annual spring owner meetings this week. Lurie’s expected to meet with the media later on Tuesday while Pederson will speak early on Wednesday morning at the NFC coaches breakfast.

It’s been a long time since we’ve heard from Lurie. In fact, it’s been over a year since he last spoke to reporters. Lurie typically doesn’t make himself easily available as some owners do (such as Jerry Jones), but he usually hasn’t gone this long without speaking. In 2013 and 2014, he met with reporters directly after the final games of the season. In 2015, he spoke shortly after firing Chip Kelly a few days before the team’s Week 17 season finale.

Lurie will be asked about a number of topics, including:

• Reports about his increased involvement in football operations
• His decision to block the Jets from hiring QB coach John DeFilippo
• His evaluation of the Eagles’ 2016 season
• His evaluation of Carson Wentz, Doug Pederson, Howie Roseman, and Joe Douglas
• His TIME article about calling for change in Washington
• Kelly Green jerseys
• And more

As for Pederson, the last time he spoke was at the 2017 NFL Combine earlier this month. He’ll likely be asked about:

• The Eagles’ free agency moves (ex: the Alshon Jeffrey signing)
• The status of Jason Kelce and Mychal Kendricks
• How the Eagles plan to address roster holes (ex: cornerback)
• 2017 NFL Draft topics
• And more

Bleeding Green Nation will have full coverage of the Lurie and Pederson media sessions so stay tuned here for more information.

Other things to watch out for from the owner’s meetings this week include the status of the Raiders moving to Las Vegas and potential NFL rule changes. The Eagles originally submitted five proposals but withdrew four of them so they’re down to one now.