Typically known for being overly aggressive, Philadelphia's coach played it safe, potentially costing his team three points at the end of the first half.

As the Philadelphia Eagles gear up for their big Wild Card Round showdown against the Green Bay Packers at Lincoln Financial Field, fan sentiment has been mixed, to say the least, as the excitement surrounding the game has been dimmed somewhat by Kellen Moore's future.

The Philadelphia Eagles' vibes heading into the playoffs are different from last year, and Nick Sirianni deserves credit.

Lane Johnson said something the other day that is worth some reflection. It wasn’t necessarily the most brilliant or insightful observation that ever flowed from the lips of man. In fact, Johnson himself chuckled at the self-evidence of his response when somebody asked him to gauge the mood in the Eagles’ locker room compared to last postseason.

The Eagles have won 12 of 13 games heading into the playoffs compared to losing five of six at this time last year, certainly a different path towa

For many Eagles fans, it's an easy jump to panic mode considering how many times their team has gotten close to winning, but in the Sirianni era Philadelphia has had its best chan

Nick Sirianni was waiting to find out if he was getting fired. After last year’s collapse, it took Jeff Lurie and Howie Roseman nearly two weeks to make it clear that Sirianni would be back in 2024 for a fourth year as head coach.

Of course, luck plays a role in it, however, head coach Nick Sirianni and his staff made it a focus to strategize all year to ensure their roster remained healthy for the long hau