I think given what’s ahead of us the time is right to move on from Sirianni. To thank him for the highs and to move on.

Why? Because the time is coming where we need to invest more cap in to the defense. And so we are going to need to get more out of the offense with likely less talent. Sirianni isn’t the offensive mind we need to do that and with him as HC the offense merry go round will continue.

The likelihood is that AJ is gone. There should be conversations about Hurts (not saying move on but they need to make a decision on his contract in the not too distant future). Lane may retire. The OL struggled this year and who knows if that was wear and tear from the SB run or whether Jurgens and Dickerson are just too worn down to get back to where they were. Jurgens especially was really bad this year. Saquon didn’t quite look the same (though he’s still really damn good). Goedert may be gone. The offense is going to see a lot of change and Sirianni isn’t the man to oversee that.

2 minutes ago, UK_EaglesFan89 said:

I think given what’s ahead of us the time is right to move on from Sirianni. To thank him for the highs and to move on.

Why? Because the time is coming where we need to invest more cap in to the defense. And so we are going to need to get more out of the offense with likely less talent. Sirianni isn’t the offensive mind we need to do that and with him as HC the offense merry go round will continue.

The likelihood is that AJ is gone. There should be conversations about Hurts (not saying move on but they need to make a decision on his contract in the not too distant future). Lane may retire. The OL struggled this year and who knows if that was wear and tear from the SB run or whether Jurgens and Dickerson are just too worn down to get back to where they were. Jurgens especially was really bad this year. Saquon didn’t quite look the same (though he’s still really damn good). Goedert may be gone. The offense is going to see a lot of change and Sirianni isn’t the man to oversee that.

I don’t see any chance of them moving on from Sirianni, but I do see them forcing him to get a new coordinator. The only way they fire Nick is if he refuses to do that which he won’t. All of the things you mentioned as needing to happen will be all of the things Howie needs to address. This is a huge offseason for Howie.

4 minutes ago, EazyEaglez said:

I don’t see any chance of them moving on from Sirianni, but I do see them forcing him to get a new coordinator. The only way they fire Nick is if he refuses to do that which he won’t. All of the things you mentioned as needing to happen will be all of the things Howie needs to address. This is a huge offseason for Howie.

Oh I don’t think they will fire him. I’m just saying they should. I agree they’ll make him hire an experienced OC and probably next year things will be a bit better…

Just now, UK_EaglesFan89 said:

Oh I don’t think they will fire him. I’m just saying they should. I agree they’ll make him hire an experienced OC and probably next year things will be a bit better…

We have seen this before, and just when you think Sirianni or Hurts will be gone, they bounce back and the Eagles are in the Super Bowl. Now if next season they struggle all bets are off and Nick’s tenure in Philly is probably over if the team tanks. Sirianni is like an emotional toddler, and his lack of playcalling ability is costing this team offensive consistency, but he wins a lot of football games. They’re not firing the head coach after another double digit win season and a playoff appearance.

Just now, EazyEaglez said:

We have seen this before, and just when you think Sirianni or Hurts will be gone, they bounce back and the Eagles are in the Super Bowl. Now if next season they struggle all bets are off and Nick’s tenure in Philly is probably over if the team tanks.

I agree and yes we’ve been here before. I just think the time has come to move on. There’s going to be a lot of offensive change and I think to do that you need stability on offense. That stability doesn’t come when your HC is not a good offensive coach and can’t call plays.

1 minute ago, UK_EaglesFan89 said:

I agree and yes we’ve been here before. I just think the time has come to move on. There’s going to be a lot of offensive change and I think to do that you need stability on offense. That stability doesn’t come when your HC is not a good offensive coach and can’t call plays.

I understand where you’re coming from, and I agree the Nick’s lack of playcalling is hurting the team. It would be hard to justify firing Nick after all of his success, especially if he’s willing to hire a coordinator outside the building. We know he will though. 

4 minutes ago, EazyEaglez said:

I understand where you’re coming from, and I agree the Nick’s lack of playcalling is hurting the team. It would be hard to justify firing Nick after all of his success, especially if he’s willing to hire a coordinator outside the building. We know he will though. 

Good organisations make tough decisions at the right time. I think we are a good and well run organisation and so I hope Lurie and Howie recognise that the time is right to move on from Sirianni. But I also agree I think he’ll be forced to hire an OC from outside and the cycle will start again.

1 minute ago, UK_EaglesFan89 said:

Good organisations make tough decisions at the right time. I think we are a good and well run organisation and so I hope Lurie and Howie recognise that the time is right to move on from Sirianni. But I also agree I think he’ll be forced to hire an OC from outside and the cycle will start again.

Maybe the Eagles held onto Reid a little too long, but for the most part the Eagles have been good about knowing when to fire a coach. I thought they made a mistake firing DP, but it turns out they were right. I’m not too worried about them knowing when to get rid of a head coach. Right now emotions are high and everyone is upset. Once people calm down and have clearer minds they can get a better perspective.

If Nick doesn’t fire him then Howie/Lurie should fire Nick and KP

1 hour ago, UK_EaglesFan89 said:

I think given what’s ahead of us the time is right to move on from Sirianni. To thank him for the highs and to move on.

Why? Because the time is coming where we need to invest more cap in to the defense. And so we are going to need to get more out of the offense with likely less talent. Sirianni isn’t the offensive mind we need to do that and with him as HC the offense merry go round will continue.

The likelihood is that AJ is gone. There should be conversations about Hurts (not saying move on but they need to make a decision on his contract in the not too distant future). Lane may retire. The OL struggled this year and who knows if that was wear and tear from the SB run or whether Jurgens and Dickerson are just too worn down to get back to where they were. Jurgens especially was really bad this year. Saquon didn’t quite look the same (though he’s still really damn good). Goedert may be gone. The offense is going to see a lot of change and Sirianni isn’t the man to oversee that.

I just do not see AJ being gone although that is what I am seeing alot of people are currently saying...his cap hit is way too much and he is still very valuable to the team....

6 minutes ago, GeorgeM37 said:

I just do not see AJ being gone although that is what I am seeing alot of people are currently saying...his cap hit is way too much and he is still very valuable to the team....

Is he still that valuable? He’s a good player for sure but like man he came up short time after time in big spots this year.

8 minutes ago, UK_EaglesFan89 said:

Is he still that valuable? He’s a good player for sure but like man he came up short time after time in big spots this year.

In my opinion, yes, he is big and strong for a WR and that's what you want...he plays through contact and most times he has sure hands....I just believe what he said at the beginning of the year has alot of merit but he cannot flatly come out and say it: the way this offense is so basic, boring, vanilla, high school-ish, predictable and even though none of it works, they still run it thinking something will change....he is dissatisfied just like the rest of the players but is the only one who really is saying something while others are being company men and standing behind their inept coach/oc......

1 hour ago, GeorgeM37 said:

I just do not see AJ being gone although that is what I am seeing alot of people are currently saying...his cap hit is way too much and he is still very valuable to the team....

AJ is another one of these decisions they need to make. Three end of season issues in a row now with AJ. For all the talking and complaining he did this season only for him to come up that small is frustrating. I get why his coach snapped on him, but a few years ago he went off on Jalen like that too. The biggest concern I have right now in regards to Sirianni is that a lot of times these motivation type coaches can run their course and eventually the team stops listening. If he loses the team it’s over.

1 hour ago, GeorgeM37 said:

In my opinion, yes, he is big and strong for a WR and that's what you want...he plays through contact and most times he has sure hands....I just believe what he said at the beginning of the year has alot of merit but he cannot flatly come out and say it: the way this offense is so basic, boring, vanilla, high school-ish, predictable and even though none of it works, they still run it thinking something will change....he is dissatisfied just like the rest of the players but is the only one who really is saying something while others are being company men and standing behind their inept coach/oc......

We’ve said it before and whilst Sirianni is here we will say it again. This offense is based off of not turning the ball over and winning individual 1 on 1 battles. And whilst it was better last year that was still the overriding factor last year too. The difference was the run game last year.

On 1/6/2026 at 8:45 AM, brkmsn said:

There is no record of you making a prediction that was positive --- only a never-ending rant-fest claiming "the season is over!" --- and that includes your posts last season. You claimed several times this season that the Eagles would only win 6 games. Wrong every time.

I'm just going to quote brkmsn's post from another thread that made @RainWave23 bail from that one. I'm like 99% sure he's either a Cowboys fan at this point. The only other option is he's a 15 year old chick.

7 hours ago, UK_EaglesFan89 said:

Good organisations make tough decisions at the right time. I think we are a good and well run organisation and so I hope Lurie and Howie recognise that the time is right to move on from Sirianni. But I also agree I think he’ll be forced to hire an OC from outside and the cycle will start again.

Good organizations in any business look forward not backwards. That Nick was the HC for two Super Bowls and one win (should have been two if not for the field) is now past history. I have no problem with Nick being canned if the organization feels he can't move the team forward. It's a big mistake if they keep him for no other reason than the past. If they honestly feel he can move the team forward then you keep him.

11 hours ago, rrfierce said:

@RainWave23 is the biggest bedwetter on this forum after @xxeaglesfanxx

Those 2 are such pu55ies

Awe someone can’t handle facts they don’t like. Cry more.

6 hours ago, Kz! said:

I'm just going to quote brkmsn's post from another thread that made @RainWave23 bail from that one. I'm like 99% sure he's either a Cowboys fan at this point. The only other option is he's a 15 year old chick.

Neither is true. You just can’t handle someone that doesn’t say everything is fine all the time. That’s a you issue.

15 hours ago, seengreen said:

You said incompetent leadership which included Lurie and Roseman. Who have been here for more than 10 years. The flaws were there all season long. This was not a SB team, very clearly.

They were there all season long and no one did anything to address them. This was a SB caliber roster but the coaching made it far less than that.

KP will not stay for sure. Lurie invested a lot in the offense and it is not to see it play like crap. Brian Johnson was fired 2 years ago and this 2023 offense was not as bad.

That said i would not necessary surprise if the Eagles have a little regression for 2 or 3 years. The NFC east should improve a lot.

30 minutes ago, RainWave23 said:

Neither is true. You just can’t handle someone that doesn’t say everything is fine all the time. That’s a you issue.

You literally threw tantrums at every conceivable step on the way to a SB victory. You might want to consider you're not emotionally mature enough for the sports fandom world.

3 hours ago, Eagles1960 said:

Good organizations in any business look forward not backwards. That Nick was the HC for two Super Bowls and one win (should have been two if not for the field) is now past history. I have no problem with Nick being canned if the organization feels he can't move the team forward. It's a big mistake if they keep him for no other reason than the past. If they honestly feel he can move the team forward then you keep him.

My view is this… people want consistency at OC and they want a consistent play caller and scheme. And so they say let’s bring in an OC like a Fangio on defense. Someone who doesn’t want to be a HC at this point in their career. That will come in and be here for a few years and give us that consistency. Well if that’s what we want then it’s time to change the HC.

1 hour ago, RainWave23 said:

Awe someone can’t handle facts they don’t like. Cry more.

lol, you’re the one crying about literally everything

2 hours ago, RainWave23 said:

Neither is true. You just can’t handle someone that doesn’t say everything is fine all the time. That’s a you issue.

Literally no Eagles fan thinks "everything is fine." Everyone wants KP fired and other changes.

We're mocking you for your extreme reaches and wrong predictions.

Eagles won't win another game.

The Cowboys will win the division.
The Super Bowl window is closed.

They have a great defense and Defensive Coordinator and the core of a great offense that desperately needs a major upgrade in coaching. There will be roster changes as usual but the window remains open.

If you want proof of how much impact coaching has, just look at the Lions this year vs last year.