Just last season, Nick Sirianni led the Philadelphia Eagles to a 14-3 record, NFC Championship, and Super Bowl berth. Fast-forward one year, and Eagles fans are calling for his ouster. 

After a 10-1 start to the 2023 NFL season, the Eagles went into freefall, losing five of their final six in the regular season before getting beat up 32-9 by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the NFL Wild Card Weekend. 

There is talk about overhauling a team and a coaching staff that failed to meet expectations in 2023. Eagles ownership and management have a big decision to make, starting with the head coach. 

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Sirianni joined the Eagles after three seasons as an innovative offensive coordinator with the Colts. Since joining Philly, the team went 9-8 in 2021, then vaulted to 14-3 with a Super Bowl berth last year. The Eagles were championship favorites at many online sportsbooks before falling apart in nearly every conceivably way down the stretch. 

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Injuries played a part in the disastrous end, but so too did reported drama in the locker room. A defense that was especially bad vs. the pass made a rare mid-season change at defensive coordinator which didn’t pan out. Star WR A.J. Brown missed the playoff game due to injury, but also scrubbed all mention of the Eagles from his social media accounts, sparking questions about how hurt he really was. 

It starts at the top, and Sirianni, despite his success, isn’t a shoo-in to be back. He is the favorite, however. After all, what team fires a coach less than a year after getting the team to the Super Bowl? 

If the Eagles make a move, it likely won’t be for anyone else on the staff. Sirianni would likely vault into “contender” status for various other teams. 

The defense, expected to be a big strength, was a sieve against the pass. That could lead Philly to look closer at a defense-minded coordinator to take the reins. 

The best option could be former Titans head coach Mike Vrabel, a defense-first, hard-nosed coach who can perhaps pick up where Sirianni left off, but offer a different vibe in the locker room. 

Former Patriots coach, and six-time Super Bowl winner, Bill Belichick would do the same, and certainly keep the Eagles among the NFC’s elite for the next couple of seasons. Like Belichick, Pete Carroll, the beloved former Seahawks coach, is 71 years old but has a couple of seasons left in the tank and wants to coach again. He could re-energize the Eagles. 

Ravens defensive coordinator Mike Macdonald has vaulted to the top of many team coach lists, and would likely be atop Philly’s wish list as well. 

Former head coaches, now DCs, such as Dan Quinn of the Cowboys, Raheem Morris of the Rams, and Steve Wilks of the 49ers, could get a look. The bright offensive minds such as Ben Johnson of the Lions and Frank Smith of the Dolphins could get a look, too, though the team might just stick with Sirianni – he was considered one of those “bright minds” last year. Smith and Wilks pace The Field.