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After losing six of Philadelphia’s last seven games—including a drubbing at the hands of Tampa Bay in the NFC Wild Card game—Nick Sirianni found himself in a difficult position heading into the 2024 NFL season. Vic Fangio became DC and Kellen Moore became OC after the two coordinators were fired.

Among the Eagles’ free agent moves was the three-year contract extension for Saquon Barkley. The Birds were filled with anticipation heading into the season after Howie Roseman secured two superstars with the first two draft picks.

The 2-2 start caused some to question Sirianni’s tenure as head coach, but since then, Philadelphia has won five games in a row while displaying top-notch play on offense and defense. In an interview with Kay Adams on Up with Adams, former Eagles member Fletcher Cox said that Sirianni never loses

Eagles great and former SB champion Fletcher Cox takes on Nick Sirianni, his former head coach…

Let’s take a peek at Nick’s background… Postseason, Championship, Postseason, Postseason. He just wins all the time.Pic.twitter.com/U8RS0yfrXh — @fcoxx 91 — @heykayadams

November 12, 2024—The Up & Adams Show (@UpAndAdamsShow)

With Sirianni at the helm, the Sixers have gone on five five-game winning streaks. Since the 2022 season, no other NFL club has more five-game winning streaks than this one. Sirianni ranks second among active head coaches with a winning percentage of.683 (41-19), second only to Jim Harbaugh’s.692 (50-22-1) record, and ninth highest in NFL history overall. In the NFL since 2021, it ranks third, behind only Andy Reid (.767, 46-14) and Sean McDermott (.717, 43-17), and it is the best winning % ever achieved by a head coach of the Eagles. With a home winning percentage of.762, 16-5 since 2022, Philadelphia is tied for third best in the league, behind only Kansas City (.773, 17-5) and Buffalo (.857, 18-3). The Eagles have a 12.786 record in their past 14 games played at Lincoln Financial Field, which includes postseason games.