Report: Eagles Fire WR Coach Greg Lewis

Agholor, Green-Beckham and Matthews all ranked in the top 50 in drop percentage, per ESPN Stats & Info.

— Tim McManus (@Tim_McManus) January 9, 2017

Just because the WR play on the field was poor, doesn't mean bad coaching should be excused.

— Andrew Porter (@And_Porter) January 9, 2017

Poor Greg Lewis. I'd be curious...if the Eagles do a bad job of drafting secondary talent, will Dawk get fired?

— Vince | Bell & the Birdmen (@ItsVinceQuinn) January 9, 2017

This is like firing the hitting coach in baseball when you have a team of bad hitters. https://t.co/RxqHzLcBmY

— Joe Giglio (@JoeGiglioSports) January 9, 2017

This happens almost every year though, we never know how a position coach performs, ever. And that's true in every sport.

— John Barchard | ✈️ PHI @ DET 9/11 (@JohnBarchard) January 9, 2017

Per Yahoo Sports, Eagles have fired WR coach Greg Lewis. Nice guy, but no one guy improved during his watch. Didn't have much to work with.

— Glen Macnow (@RealGlenMacnow) January 9, 2017

According to reports #eagles and Greg Lewis have parted ways. He is not the reason wide receivers were brutal. @SportsRadioWIP @FOX29philly

— Howard Eskin (@howardeskin) January 9, 2017

I do not think Lewis did a good job overall. If team drafts WR in first two rounds, need a better coach to develop him. #Eagles

— Eliot Shorr-Parks (@EliotShorrParks) January 9, 2017

Not an inspired hiring from the get-go. Greg Lewis had no NFL experience heading the position and was asked to lead a young group.

— Jeff McLane (@Jeff_McLane) January 9, 2017

Greg Lewis had Eagles background when they hired him, but hadn't yet been an NFL position coach. Curious whether replacement is coaching vet

— Zach Berman (@ZBerm) January 9, 2017