About 19 months after Nick Sirianni led the Philadelphia Eagles to the Super Bowl, almost 10 months since they stood at 10-1 and after an offseason shakeup of coordinators, the fourth-year head coach is in hot water with his team at .

They're 2-2 — the definition of average — so the team gets a "C," even if it feels like an F-minus effort so far.

Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni and his coaching staff spent most of Monday dissecting the 33-16 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday. In the game, the Eagles’ defense allowed 445 yards of offense and gave up points on four of the Buccaneers’ first five possessions.

There may be no seat hotter in sports than the throne underneath Nick Sirianni's backside. That includes those plush, heated leather seats in your new BMW.

Sirianni, after all, oversaw a 1-6 collapse last season that led Eagles chairman and CEO Jeffrey Lurie and general manager Howie Roseman to turn Sirianni into a "30,000-foot view" coach as Kellen Moore became caretaker of the offense.

After sitting through four incredibly stressful games to start the 2024 NFL season, it’s clear the Eagles’ players aren’t the only ones who need a rest but instead the Philadelphia fans too, as this last month has been a mess of emotions.

On Monday, head coach Nick Sirianni dove into what finding their identity means and dodged the question of how long it could take. "Identity is what you do well, right? Identity i

The National Football League has yet to have a head coach firing this season. But we might not have to wait for much longer. In recent seasons, we've seen multiple teams making a move early in the year.