Despite his rocky relationship with the fans, Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni takes a player-first approach and that's translated to a dominant winning culture.

This time last year the coach's job was in peril. Fifteen wins later, two games from a second Super Bowl appearance, he clearly deserves a new deal.

Sirianni often takes the heat for his players' missteps even when it makes him look foolish. His players know it.

Breaking down Nick Sirianni’s accomplishment’s, greatness and his record since becoming the Philadelphia Eagles head coach

The Philadelphia Eagles are ready for whatever the Los Angeles Rams have in store for them in their NFL Divisional Round game. At least that's what head coach Nick Sirianni hinted

"Better than Andy Reid. Better than Dick Vermeil. This is the fourth consecutive season he has led this team to the playoffs. He's the only coach in Eagles history to do that his first four seasons. He was a play away from beating Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes in a Super Bowl."

Lane Johnson said something the other day that is worth some reflection. It wasn’t necessarily the most brilliant or insightful observation that ever flowed from the lips of man. In fact, Johnson himself chuckled at the self-evidence of his response when somebody asked him to gauge the mood in the Eagles’ locker room compared to last postseason.

A.J. Brown had plenty of people talking after the Philadelphia Eagles knocked off the Green Bay Packers Sunday with his exploits on the sideline. No, Brown didn't go on a tangent or yell and scream at anybody. He simply read a book.

The NFL is really a not-for-long league, and it seems like Nick Sirianni's introductory press conference was ten years ago. The Cowboys are searching for a new head coach after Mike McCarthy

The Philadelphia Eagles' divisional round opponent came down to the winner of Monday night's wild card matchup between the Minnesota Vikings and Los Angeles Rams. Following a sloppy performance from the Vikings resulting in a 27-9 loss,