The Philadelphia Eagles have secured head coach Nick Sirianni with a multi-year contract extension as of Monday, following a remarkable season that saw the team clinch its second Super Bowl title.
While specific financial details of the deal have not been disclosed, it is anticipated that Sirianni has received a significant pay increase. Initially brought on in 2021 with a five-year contract, Sirianni was entering the last year of his agreement, and the extension will take effect after the 2025 season.
Eagles chairman Jeffrey Lurie praised Sirianni, noting that the coach has been instrumental in fostering a winning culture within the organization. “As an organization, we have always strived to create a championship culture of sustained success,” Lurie stated. He emphasized that having strong leadership was critical to this goal. Sirianni’s leadership style, football acumen, and dedication have been pivotal in elevating team performance.
Under Sirianni’s guidance, the Eagles have consistently reached the playoffs, achieving two Super Bowl appearances and securing one championship. He stands out in franchise history as the only coach with multiple Super Bowl appearances, and his winning percentage is among the highest in the Super Bowl era, placing him just behind legends John Madden and George Allen. With a combined regular-season and postseason record of 54 wins in his first four years, he ranks second in NFL history for head coaches in this category.
Sirianni’s influence extends beyond the Eagles; a coaching tree has started to flourish from his tenure, as three of his former assistants have ascended to head coaching positions in the NFL: Jonathan Gannon in Arizona, Kellen Moore in New Orleans, and Shane Steichen in Indianapolis.
This extension not only reflects the Eagles’ confidence in Sirianni but also signals to fans and players alike a commitment to continued excellence and a bright future for the franchise.