Defending Super Bowl Champion Philadelphia Eagles on Monday announced a multier extension with head coach Nick Siriyani.
Siriyani, 43, has prepared a 48-20 (.706) record in a regular session through its first four sessions. He is 6-3 in the playoffs with two conference championships.
Jeffrey Luri, president and CEO of Eagles, said in a statement, “As an organization, we have always tried to create a championship culture of continuous success. Nothing is important to promote such an environment.”
“Nick was giving all what he was watching in a head coach since he was hiring him four years ago. His authentic style of leadership, football intelligence, passion for sports, and development mentality has helped bring the best to our team. I am excited for the future for Philadelphia Eagles.”
Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Siriyani reported $ 7 million per season under her previous deal.
In the last season, Philadelphia won its second NFC East title in three years and defeated Canasus City 40–22 in Super Bowl Lix in New Orleans. In the Super Bowl LVII, the heads avenged the 38-35 defeat.
Siriyani NFL is the first coach in its first four sessions in his first four sessions in NFL history.
Siriyani was an aggressive coordinator for Indianapolis Colts from 2018-20 before being hired in January 2021 to replace Doug Pedirson.
He was an assistant coach for the first Chiefs (2009-12) and San Diego/Los Angeles Chargers (2013–17).
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