Just a week after the 91-year-old franchise nearly collapsed under the weight of Nick Sirianni’s taunts, the Eagles rode former Giants star Saquon Barkley and their defense to a season-saving, aesthetically acceptable,

In his press conference after the win over the Browns, Nick Sirianni brushed off questions about his interaction with Eagles fans.

Sure, it was in poor taste after Sirianni put his finger to his ear and yelled at fans near the end of the Eagles' 20-16 win over the Cleveland Browns on Sunday. This came after Sirianni and the Eagles endured loud boos through much of the game, and even some faint but discernible "Fire Nick!" chants at halftime.

Philadelphia Eagles coach Nick Sirianni apologized Monday for gesturing and jawing at fans in the final moments of a win where restless fans booed a listless performance and “Fire Nick!”

Nick Sirianni has the best winning percentage of any coach in the history of the Philadelphia Eagles and he might have a Super Bowl ring if Jalen Hurts didn't lose a fumble for a touchdown.

Heck, even when Nick Chubb returns, I can’t imagine Watson’s play all of a sudden getting fixed because he has a better ground game to lean on. At the end of the day, the Browns will get exactly what they deserve if they continue down this path.

Mark Sanchez shares what he's watching for in the Week 7 NFC East matchup between the Philadelphia Eagles and New York Giants before he and Dan Patrick agree Nick Sirianni's job is at stake if he misses the playoffs.

The Eagles have the best record in the NFL after escaping Kansas City with a win over the Chiefs in Monday night’s Super Bowl rematch. The Eagles have been one of the best teams in football since Nick Sirianni’s arrival as head coach.