The Philadelphia Eagles have recently issued several statements addressing key developments concerning their team and the broader NFL landscape.
🏈 Eagles Extend Head Coach Nick Sirianni’s Contract
Following their Super Bowl LIX victory over the Kansas City Chiefs, the Eagles announced a multi-year contract extension for head coach Nick Sirianni. Owner Jeffrey Lurie praised Sirianni’s leadership, football intelligence, and passion, attributing the team’s recent success to his guidance. Sirianni, who joined the Eagles in January 2021, led the team to two NFC East titles and a 48–20 regular-season record. The Eagles are set to begin the 2025 season against the Dallas Cowboys on September 4.
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🛡️ Eagles Respond to Controversy Over “Tush Push” Play
The Eagles have defended their signature short-yardage play, the “Tush Push,” after the NFL owners voted against a proposal to ban it. The play, which involves pushing the quarterback from behind, has been highly effective but faced criticism from some teams. The Eagles celebrated the decision with a social media post featuring quarterback Jalen Hurts and the caption “Push On.”
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🕊️ Eagles Mourn Tragic Plane Crash in Philadelphia
In a statement released on February 1, 2025, the Eagles expressed their sorrow over a fatal plane crash in Northeast Philadelphia. The crash occurred as the team was preparing for their Super Bowl trip to New Orleans. The Eagles extended their condolences to the victims and their families and thanked first responders for their heroic actions.
