Eagles provide coach Nick Sirianni contract extension following Super Bowl
PHILADELPHIA (AP)– The Philadelphia Eagles have signed Super Bowl champion coach Nick Sirianni to a multi-year extension.Terms of the agreement announced Monday were not revealed. Sirianni had one year left on his existing five-year contract he signed when was worked with ahead of the 2021 season.Advertisement “As an organization, we have actually constantly aimed to create a championship culture of sustained success, “Philadelphia Eagles Chairman and CEO Jeffrey Lurie said.”Absolutely nothing is more crucial to cultivating such an environment than having significant leadership. Nick has embodied whatever we were searching for in a head coach because we hired him four years earlier. His authentic design of leadership, football intelligence, enthusiasm for the game, and development state of mind have actually helped to draw out the best in our group. I am delighted for what the future holds for the Philadelphia Eagles.”Sirianni is 48-20 and has actually made the playoffs in all 4 seasons with the Eagles. He led the Eagles to
the Super Bowl in the 2022 season where they lost to the Kansas City Chiefs. Sirianni and the Eagles won the rematch against Kansas City in this past season’s Super Bowl.Sirianni, who turns 44 next month, is the very first coach in NFL history to earn 4 playoff appearances, 2 conference titles, and a Super Bowl within his first four seasons as head coach. “Whatever that I had actually hoped for with Nick, he embodies, “Lurie stated in April.”Whether it’s connection, intelligence in so many methods, from football intelligence, psychological intelligence, handling of people, hiring of assistant coaches, growth state of mind at all times. These are all the things that we embody, appreciate and are a huge factor to the culture we have. So everything that I had expected at an early stage, identifying Nick as the next head coach has actually happened and great to work with and he has a development state of mind, he’ll get better.”___ AP NFL: https://apnews.com/hub/nfl