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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Here’s what analytics say about Nick Sirianni’s decision to go for two after Eagles’ final score
PHILADELPHIA — What Nick Sirianni decided to do after the Eagles finally scored a second-half touchdown Friday was low on the list of reasons his team suffered an embarrassing 24-15 loss to the Chicago Bears that soured the holiday spirit of the crowd at Lincoln Financial Field.
Social media furious over Eagles coach Nick Sirianni's questionable two-point conversion attempt
The Philadelphia Eagles had a chance to stay alive in their brutal loss on Black Friday, but a questionable coaching decision came back to haunt them.After A.J. Brown scored his second touchdown of the night, the Birds trailed the Chicago Bears, 24-15, with 3:10 to go.An extra point would have made it a one-possession game, but head coach Nick Sirianni decided to leave the offense on the field to go for two.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON…
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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.
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