Sirianni Opens Door For Staff Changes After Seven Losses
Bill Streicher-Imagn Images Nick Sirianni refused to rule out staff changes after the Eagles lost their seventh straight game.
Key points
- The team has lost seven straight games and needs a real solution.
- Sirianni said, “I mean, I think our defense is playing solid.
- He said, “Obviously, right now my job is to be there for our guys and to go watch the tape and go look through everything,” per ESPN.
The Blame Game Starts at the Top Sirianni took the heat off offensive coordinator Sean Mannion and put it on himself.
Answers Must Come Before the Bye Sirianni will look at the tape and talk to his coaches before making any big moves.
Additional details
- He stated, “We’re not going to sit here as coaches — and it’s not Sean, it’s all of us and it starts with me,” per ESPN.
- Defense Plays Well While Offense Fails The defense is actually playing solid football while the offense crashes.
- Heavy.com reported that the offense gained just 94 yards in the second half after taking a halftime lead.
- Per ESPN, the unit scored just 16.4 points a game and gained only 15.8 first downs per contest.
- Philadelphia ranked 30th in points per game and 30th in expected points added before Sunday.
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