US EditionNick Sirianni Defends Decision to Go for Two Down Nine vs. Bears: ‘I Always Want to Know Early What I Need’
The Bears improved to 9-3 as Chicago running backs each rushed over 100 yards, while the Eagles offense stalled repeatedly and drew boos from the home crowd.
- On Friday, the Philadelphia Eagles lost 24-15 at Lincoln Financial Field amid loud boos during a disappointing Black Friday home game.
- Eagles' offense stalled with multiple three-and-outs and penalties, while Jalen Hurts threw an interception and fumbled; Jake Elliott missed an extra point and two field goals.
- Chicago's running backs D'Andre Swift and Kyle Monangai each finished well over 100 rushing yards, while Caleb Williams sealed the game with a late touchdown pass to Cole Kmet.
- Following the loss, the Chicago Bears improved to 9-3 and the Philadelphia Eagles dropped to 8-4, while Nick Sirianni confirmed Kevin Patullo will keep calling plays despite fans chanting for his firing.
- With time before upcoming matchups, Philadelphia faces the Los Angeles Chargers on Dec. 8 and Las Vegas Raiders on Dec. 14, with Lane Johnson slated to return in the Raiders game.
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Hastings Tribune
Nick Sirianni defends decision to go for two down nine vs. Bears: ‘I always want to know early what I need’
PHILADELPHIA — Nick Sirianni’s decision to go for two points following the Eagles’ late touchdown came under the microscope in the aftermath of their 24-15 loss to the Chicago Bears.
The Morning Call
By DAN GELSTON PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The chants started early from frustrated Eagles fans and grew louder as ineffective offensive plays piled up in yet another loss. “Fire Kevin! Fire Kevin!” Eagles supporters made their feelings known about offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo on Friday during the 24-15 loss to the Chicago Bears. Coach Nick Sirianni made another decision that fans won't like: Patullo is staying. “We're not going to change the pla…
The Pottstown Mercury
The Delaware County Daily TimesEagles Report Card: Grading the Birds’ brutal loss to the Bears
PHILADELPHIA — The Eagles saw their Black Friday showdown with the Chicago Bears get out of hand, falling 24-15 in an ugly showing as boos rained down at Lincoln Financial Field. This one exposed plenty of cracks across the roster — not enough execution, too many missed opportunities. Here’s how the Eagles graded out by position group. Quarterback: C- Jalen Hurts delivered a mixed performance: he passed for 230 yards and two touchdowns — both to…
15 Thoughts On The Bears' Total Destruction And Contender Announcement Against The Eagles
PHILADELPHIA — First of all, hope everyone had a Happy Thanksgiving holiday! Whether you celebrate or not, if you’re fortunate enough to gather with loved ones and spend quality time with them this time of year, hope you enjoyed it and will cherish it. And the football. The football was pretty sick yesterday, too. And for the “holiday” finale: Black Friday. Bears-Eagles. Two 8-3 teams battling for current control of the #2 seed in the playoffs. …
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