Not much of Andy Reid’s regime remains in Philadelphia as all three of his former coordinators found new work this week. Yes, even Bobby April.

But not all of Reid’s coaches will be leaving Philadelphia.

According to multiple reports, the Eagles have retained the services of Duce Staley. Staley, who served on Reid’s staff the past two seasons, has been promoted from special teams quality control coach to running backs coach.

He is the fourth leading rusher in franchise history.

In order to make room for Staley, former running backs coach Ted Williams will be moved to tight ends coach. Williams, who was hired by Ray Rhodes in 1995, coached tight ends during his first two seasons in Philadelphia.

Williams, who will enter his 19th season, is the longest-tenured coach in franchise history.

Both Staley and Williams are headed to the Senior Bowl this week for scouting purposes.

The Eagles will celebrate Duce Staley’s retirement as an Eagle during halftime of Sunday’s Eagles-Giants game.

Drafted by the Eagles in 1997, Staley compiled numbers ranking him third in career rushing yards and fourth all-time in regular season games played among running backs with 98. Staley amassed 4,807 career rushing yards, 22 career touchdowns on the ground, ranking him eighth on the all-time list for Eagles running backs, and posted a 4.0 career rushing average, tying him for 10th overall.

At halftime, Staley will be escorted onto the field by former teammates for his retirement celebration featuring a brief ceremony and two highlight videos.

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