Sirianni leaves staff changes open as Eagles enter bye week
Philadelphia has lost seven consecutive games, and offensive coordinator Sean Mannion was among the subjects raised with the head coach.
Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni said potential coaching staff changes would be discussed during Philadelphia’s bye week after the team suffered its seventh consecutive loss on November 8. He did not announce any personnel decisions.
According to a team transcript, Sirianni said his immediate priorities were supporting the players and reviewing game footage. He said he would assess his own performance before looking elsewhere, describing his responsibilities as coaching both players and coaches.
Sirianni said he was open to measures that could help Philadelphia win, but stressed that the team’s record alone should not dictate changes. Any action, he said, would need a clear justification rather than being a reaction to the losses.
Asked specifically about offensive coordinator Sean Mannion and possible adjustments to the offense, Sirianni declined to address hypothetical scenarios. The Eagles have eight regular-season games remaining after their week off, with no staff changes confirmed in his comments.
