Fire Nick Sirianni How Eagles showed they don’t care about coach’s job in Giants debacle.

This is the result of weeks of conjecture on whether Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni is losing the team: humiliation after humiliation, which culminated in the team’s most recent humiliation, a demoralizing 27-10 loss to the New York Giants on Sunday.

The Eagles’ playoff matchup with the Tampa Bay Bucs on Monday night might have a significant impact on Sirianni’s future as head coach.

Given that the Eagles have made the playoffs in each of Sirianni’s three seasons, that ought to sound absurd. Just eleven months ago, they were in the Super Bowl. Six weeks ago, they were 10-1.

That is the result of a team losing five of six games—including back-to-back defeats by inferior teams—to end the regular season.

Switching defensive coordinators in a panic has backfired for Sirianni since Matt Patricia isn’t much better than Sean Desai. The Eagles have allowed 62 points to two teams with a combined record of 10-24 this season over the course of the last two games.

We’ll discover our true nature. “We’ll see what this team is made of,” said Jalen Hurts, the quarterback. “Now, the key is to discover that deep within ourselves and devise strategies to prevail.”

Thus far, the response is evident. The Eagles seem to be making a lot of effort to have Sirianni fired.

This was, after all, an outright surrender. The first half saw the Eagles behind 24-0. By halftime, journeyman quarterback Tyrod Taylor of the Giants completed 15 of 20 throws for 229 yards.

As if he were a hybrid of Peyton Manning and Tom Brady, Taylor dismantled the Eagles defense.

“You have two options when you get hit in life or when you get hit in football,” Sirianni remarked. “You have two options: get up or stay down. And I’m aware of this group as combatants.

“Everyone has seen difficult situations in their lives (crap), but we all know how to bounce back. That explains why each of us is seated in this room. We are mentally tough in addition to being physically tough.