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Philadelphia Eagles: Nick Sirianni
Philadelphia Eagles: Nick Sirianni
September 24, 2024
Nick Sirianni made a straightforward assertion about his fourth-down decision-making, stating that every decision is based on what he believes is best for the team at the time. After a failed attempt against the Saints, where he opted for a risky play instead of a field goal, Sirianni took full responsibility for the outcome and any backlash that followed. He clarified that while Kellen Moore is the primary play caller, he sometimes steps in to make decisions during games, indicating a collaborative approach. Despite scrutiny over his choices, Sirianni remains focused on making aggressive decisions aimed at winning, acknowledging the accountability that comes with those calls.

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Nick Sirianni defends fourth-down calls after blown situations in successive weeks, won't make it weekly topic - CBSSports.com
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Nick Sirianni defends fourth-down calls after blown situations in successive weeks, won't make it weekly topic - CBSSports.com

Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni addressed his fourth-down decision-making, emphasizing his responsibility for both successes and failures. After a controversial fourth-down attempt in a recent game against the New Orleans Saints, where Saquon Barkley was stuffed instead of tying the game with a field goal, Sirianni defended his choice.

Sirianni clarified that while Kellen Moore is the offensive play caller, he sometimes overrides decisions based on the situation. He acknowledged the ensuing scrutiny from fans and media, asserting that all choices are made with the best interests of the team in mind.

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/nick-sirianni-d..
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Nick Sirianni defends fourth-down calls after blown situations in successive weeks, won't make it weekly topic - CBSSports.com
@JeffKerrCBS
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Nick Sirianni defends fourth-down calls after blown situations in successive weeks, won't make it weekly topic - CBSSports.com

Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni addressed his fourth-down decision-making, emphasizing his responsibility for both successes and failures. After a controversial fourth-down attempt in a recent game against the New Orleans Saints, where Saquon Barkley was stuffed instead of tying the game with a field goal, Sirianni defended his choice.

Sirianni clarified that while Kellen Moore is the offensive play caller, he sometimes overrides decisions based on the situation. He acknowledged the ensuing scrutiny from fans and media, asserting that all choices are made with the best interests of the team in mind.

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/...