Nick Sirianni wears his emotions on his sleeves, and in a recent clip from the Philadelphia Eagles’ Super Bowl victory, he’s doing just that.
The NFL fans can’t help but fall for Sirianni’s raw moments after winning the big game.
Nick Sirianni’s Emotional Moments With His Parents Win Fans’ Hearts
The NFL recently published footage after the Eagles defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22. One clip made its way to Reddit, where the 43-year-old HC is seen embracing his mother and father.
[Mic’d Up] Nick Sirianni’s parents postgame: “Nick, we’re so proud of you. We love you so much.”
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All three have teary eyes as his parents tell him they love him and are proud of him for winning the Super Bowl after leaving empty-handed in 2023.
Fans immediately flocked to this video highlighting their love for Sirianni, especially after he defied the odds and won the Super Bowl despite suffering a collapse last season.
“Eagles Super Bowl footage and aftermath continues to just be absolute joy,” responded one fan.
“THAT’S MY EMOTIONALLY INTELLIGENT COACH,” replied one fan.
“This wholesome interaction makes me feel positive things for the Eagles,” added a fan.
“This man has overcome so much from the rabid Philly fanbase and general media across the country. You love to see guys that deserve it get their W,” posted a fan.
“Great clip. I’m such a sucker for beautiful sports moments like this,” commented a fan.
“Man, what a turnaround for this guy. He definitely shut me up and gained my respect. What a legendary performance. I’m still processing how amazing that was,” another fan added.
Sirianni Is Back on the Job
Kellen Moore, the Eagles’ offensive coordinator, has been highlighted as one of the lynchpins in their offensive success this season. Moore left Philly to take up the head coaching job with the New Orleans Saints.
Sirianni has promoted Kevin Patullo to the OC position after his success as the pass game coordinator. On Wednesday, Feb. 19, Sirianni explained his reasoning in an interview.
“[Patullo is] very important to the success that we’ve had,” Sirianni said. “He wears a lot of different hats. Helps me a lot with different head coaching things.”
“I can’t tell you that I make a decision without saying to Kevin first, ‘What do you think?’ That’s in everything. That’s in-game, out of game, with scheduling, that’s with offensive stuff, that’s with game-management stuff, I lean on him a lot.”