I hope the Eagles build a statue to commemorate the moment when Pederson is fired or quits.
In 2017, the Eagles were 17 for 26 in converting 4th downs for a 65.4% success rate. Their opponents were only 4 for 18 on 4th down for a 22.2% success rate. The league average that year for 4th down success was 45.1%. The next season, the Eagles 4th down conversion percentage was still very good at 60.9% (14 for 23), but their opponents success rate more than doubled to 57.9% (11 for 19.) Last year, Philadelphia's 4th down percentage fell to 33.3% (8 for 24) while their opponents converted 61.1% of 4th downs against the Eagles. So far, this year, the Eagles are at 29% converting 4th downs..
I don't bring this up to say the Eagles were merely lucky on 4th down in 2017. Pederson still had to call the right plays and his team had to execute them. They've kept the same aggressive philosophy, but their success rate on 4th down has come back towards the league average or fallen below it. Maybe what's hurt them more is that their 4th down defense in 2017 was outstanding but they haven't come close to matching that performance since then. Philadelphia has made the playoffs 3 years in a row and even Pederson's worst season is 7-9. Maybe he can get them to consistently win double digit games (that won't start this year) and advance in the playoffs. If not, that 2017 season is going to be an aberration.