Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni had a special comment for Jalen Hurts before a key game against the Los Angeles Rams in the NFL playoffs.

Rams edge-rusher Jared Verse, a Bloomsburg, Pa. native, is a favorite for Defensive Rookie of the Year, with 76 QB pressures and 4.5 sacks. He also has no love for the people that will be in the parking lots Sunday.

Nick Sirianni, the charismatic coach of the Philadelphia Eagles, has achieved more than success on the field. With a growing net worth thanks to his salary and sponsorship deals, his fortune doesn't go unnoticed.

As Philadelphia prepares for a huge Divisional Round showdown against the Rams, Nick Sirianni reveals how the Eagles evaluate Jalen Hurts.

Nick Sirianni's tenure as head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles has been a roller coaster of sorts over the last four seasons. While he remains the winningest coach in team history through this stretch, there have been plenty of controversial moments that have led some analysts to believe a change in leadership is needed.

With the Divisional Round rapidly approaching, are Kellen Moore's head coaching interviews affecting the Eagles? Nick Sirianni weighs in.

Jalen Hurts tossed two touchdown passes in his first game since a late-season concussion, Dallas Goedert threw three stiff-arms on a rugged touchdown catch and the Eagles rode their NFL-best defense to a 22-10 wild-card playoff win over the Green Bay Packers on Sunday night.

Breaking down Nick Sirianni’s accomplishment’s, greatness and his record since becoming the Philadelphia Eagles head coach

"Better than Andy Reid. Better than Dick Vermeil. This is the fourth consecutive season he has led this team to the playoffs. He's the only coach in Eagles history to do that his first four seasons. He was a play away from beating Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes in a Super Bowl."

Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni defended star wide receiver A.J. Brown for reading a self-help book on sideline during game.

Nick Sirianni addressed the buzzy moment Tuesday during a radio interview, where he pushed back at speculation the receiver’s actions stemmed from agitation.

Nick Sirianni is a few games away from doing something no other Philadelphia Eagles head coach has done in franchise history; reach the Super Bowl on two separate occasions. In a lot of ways, this seemed unlikely at the beginning of the season, especially when local media and fans were ready to run Sirianni out of Philadelphia.