Chip Kelly 'isn't going anywhere,' Eagles DC Bill Davis says

Philadelphia Eaglesdefensive coordinator Bill Davis is pretty sure -- even after two consecutive blowout losses -- that coach Chip Kelly will continue to coach the team after this season.

"Chip isn't going anywhere," Davis told NJ.com after Thursday's45-14 lossto the Detroit Lions. "Nope. I promise you that."

Kelly, who left Oregon to join the Eagles in 2013 and whose name continues to be linked to multiple current college openings, backed Davis after the Eagles' defense gave up five passing touchdowns for the second consecutive week and surrendered 951 yards in those losses.

Davis has no doubt that Kelly will return to the Eagles in 2016.

"Absolutely," Davis told NJ.com. "Not kind of committed. All-in committed. I know it. He is a fighter. He don't run.

"You see the way he acts day-by-day. No change in Chip."

Kelly remains committed that the Eagles (4-7) can end their three-game skid and still try to make a run to their second NFC East title in three seasons.

"I have confidence in those players," Kelly said after Thursday's loss. "I've seen them play before. I have a lot of confidence in those guys. I think we have some really good guys. ... I told those guys in the locker room that I have confidence in them."

His players agree that -- despite Kelly taking the blame-- the problems are collective and it will take a collective effort to fix them.

"I'm going to do everything I can to be out there and fight for the organization," Eagles left tackle Jason Peters said.

ESPN staff writer Phil Sheridan contributed to this report.