Overview
- Philadelphia agreed to terms for Michael Clay to return as special teams coordinator, according to reporting from Ian Rapoport and Mike Garafolo.
- Clay’s contract had been expiring, and the team confirmed he interviewed in Tampa Bay this week for the same role.
- He drew leaguewide interest before opting to stay in Philadelphia, where he has led special teams for five seasons in his second stint with the franchise.
- Clay’s units have posted strong metrics, including first in special teams DVOA in 2023, and played a major role in the Super Bowl LIX run highlighted by Jake Elliott’s record postseason.
- Securing Clay removes a coaching uncertainty for the offseason as the front office turns to filling the offensive coordinator vacancy.