Michael Clay sees long future coaching Eagles special teams
Michael Clay, the special teams coordinator for the Philadelphia Eagles, has expressed his commitment to coaching special teams for the long term. He believes that this role allows for unique interactions across the entire team, akin to a head coach's responsibilities. Clay has a history in coaching and has seen success in his current position, contributing to the team's achievements in recent seasons.
- ▪Michael Clay has spent 13 seasons coaching in the NFL and is entering his sixth season with the Eagles.
- ▪He has no plans to transition to a defensive coaching role and values the unique position of special teams coordinator.
- ▪Under Clay's leadership, the Eagles' special teams have achieved notable success, including blocking an NFL-high four kicks in 2025.
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