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Eagles Star Reveals He ‘Could Not Stand’ Nick Sirianni
Barkley’s initial dislike of Sirianni stemmed from playoff tensions but evolved into respect after witnessing the coach’s discipline and work ethic firsthand, contributing to Philly’s strong offense.
- On Wednesday, Saquon Barkley admitted he wasn’t a fan of Nick Sirianni while playing for the New York Giants, but after joining the Philadelphia Eagles in free agency, he says he `can't get enough of him`.
- After the Eagles eliminated the Giants in the playoffs, Saquon Barkley's dislike began because Nick Sirianni's sideline antics and celebrations `stuck with me for a very long time`.
- Barkley now credits Nick Sirianni's discipline and relentless work ethic, saying `He doesn't get a lot of respect` and calling him the `perfect coach for Philadelphia`.
- With two regular-season games left, Saquon Barkley has over 1,000 yards and rushed for over 120 yards twice, fueling Philadelphia Eagles offense as NFC East champs.
- Since Nick Sirianni became the Eagles head coach, Philadelphia has never had a losing season and reached two Super Bowls, winning one over the Kansas City Chiefs earlier this year.
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Saquon Barkley admits he used to despise Nick Sirianni: ‘I couldn’t stand that motherf–ker’
The City of Brotherly Love changed Saquon Barkley's mind. And it's a good thing for Nick Sirianni, because the star running back, at one point, did not hold the Eagles coach in the most positive light.
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