Doug Pederson is 3-0 against the last two head coaches to win Coach of the Year

Doug Pederson didn’t actually receive any awards at the 2019 NFL Honors show on Saturday evening but you can add another notch to his belt.

With Matt Nagy being honored for his efforts turning around the Chicago Bears in 2018, Pederson is now 3-0 against the last two Coach of the Year award winners.

Pederson’s win over Nagy obviously came in the Wild Card round of the 2019 NFL Playoffs, with the Eagles upsetting the Bears in Chicago.

Pederson is also 2-0 against last year’s fraudulent Coach of the Year award winner, Sean McVay.

What makes these wins over Nagy and McVay even more impressive is that the Eagles were on the road for all three games. Pederson also had his backup quarterback playing for nine out of the 12 quarters.

Pederson didn’t deserve to win Coach of the Year in 2018 but he was absolutely robbed of the award in 2017. But, oh well, he settled for a Vince Lombardi Trophy instead after beating the Patriots in Super Bowl LII.

With Pederson around, there’s reasonable hope the Eagles will be competing for more championships in the future. He’s proven to be a real good coach.

“CMGBleedsGreen37” from r/Eagles pointed out some more impressive Eagles angles to the 2019 NFL Honors show.

On our last day as reigning Super Bowl Champions, I think we should all look back and reflect on the talent the Eagles had to play against, and how much talent the Eagles beat.

AP Defensive Player of the Year: Aaron Donald (Rams) - Beat them

AP Offensive Rookie of the Year: Saquon Barkley (Giants) - Beat them twice

AP Defensive Rookie of the Year: Darius Leonard (Colts) - Beat them

AP Comeback Player of the Year: Andrew Luck (Colts) - Beat them

AP Coach of the Year: Matt Nagy (Bears) - Beat him

AP Assistant Coach of the Year: Vic Fangio (Bears) - Beat him

FedEx Ground Player of the Year: Saquon Barkley (Giants) - Beat him twice

Built Ford Tough Offensive Line of the Year: Rams offensive line - Beat them