Say what you want about him and his team, but Sirianni stands on his own two feet. The problem is, Jeffrey Lurie tends not to reward that quality in a head coach.

Nick Sirianni doesn't regret the decision to kick a field goal instead of going for it to win the game late in the Philadelphia Eagles' loss to the Atlanta Falcons on Monday night

Sirianni said he was “even more convicted” about the decision after the game. He was confident their defense could stop Atlanta’s offense from scoring a touchdown because they only gave up 15 points in the first 58 minutes, made a few stops in the red zone and slowed down Kirk Cousins.

Nick Sirianni navigated a string of questionable calls that still left Philadelphia’s fourth-year coach guiding the Eagles to the brink of a victory.

After the Eagles made the ill-advised decision to throw the ball on third and three with less than two minutes to play and the Falcons out of timeouts, the Eagles opted to kick a field goal and go up by six instead of going for it and,

After the Philadelphia Eagles' disappointing loss to the Atlanta Falcons on Monday Night Football, star quarterback Jalen Hurts' post-game speech to the

Upon further review, Sirianni explained why the Birds threw the pass that Saquon Barkley dropped. He also explained the thinking behind going for a field goal before the Falcons' winning drive.

The Philadelphia Eagles had victory within their grasp with 1:56 remaining in the game against the Atlanta Falcons on Monday night. Then, Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni made two controversial decisions that ultimately resulted in the Falcons stealing a win in Philadelphia.