Sirianni: Giants Loss Below Our Coaching and Team Standards
After a disappointing 34-17 defeat against the Giants, Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni addressed the team’s performance. He emphasized that both players and coaches fell below the standards they’ve established for themselves.
Sirianni Reflects on Team Standards
Sirianni acknowledged the shortcomings of the Eagles during the game. “I don’t think we played our brand of football or coached our brand of football today,” he stated. He also credited the Giants for their performance, admitting, “They did a good job.”
Commitment to Improvement
The coach highlighted that all areas—offense, defense, and special teams—did not meet expectations. “All three phases weren’t good enough today,” he said. Sirianni reinforced the importance of reflection and improvement, expressing confidence in the team’s ability to turn things around.
- Current Team Record: 4-2
- Past Year Record (same time): 4-2
- Previous Year Achievement: Super Bowl Champion
Looking Ahead
Sirianni noted that the Eagles are in a familiar position with a 4-2 record, similar to their start last year. The ultimate goal remains clear: to return to the standard that led them to a Super Bowl victory.
As the team aims to bounce back, Sirianni remains committed to examining their performance closely. Improvement is essential, and he believes in the capacity of his players and coaching staff to rise to the challenge.
