There aren't many men who have led the Eagles to championship glory. You can count them all on one hand: Earl 'Greasy' Neale (1948, 1949), Buck Shaw (1960), Doug Pederson, and Nick Sirianni... That's it! That's the list.

With the magic number to clinch the division standing at one, Nick Sirianni addresses the media ahead of the Eagles' Week 16 matchup in Washington.\

The Philadelphia Eagles' offense has made headlines all season. Sometimes it has been for good reasons, like AJ Brown and DeVonta Smith breaking out at times,

Sirianni stands behind the great Greasy Neale, who won 63 games and led the organization to its first two NFL Championships (1948, 1949). Standing atop the record book is one of Sirianni's former teachers, Andy Reid. The winningest head coach in franchise history won 130 games vs. 93 losses.

Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni is set to address the media Tuesday ahead of his team's Week 16 game vs. the Commanders.

Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni has been "more involved in the offensive preparations" leading up to a matchup with the Los Angeles Chargers on Monday, according to ESPN's Tim McManus.

Philadelphia Eagles coach Nick Sirianni called the notion of benching of Jalen Hurts "ridiculous," when asked about the struggling quarterback.