Say what you want about him and his team, but Sirianni stands on his own two feet. The problem is, Jeffrey Lurie tends not to reward that quality in a head coach.

After dropping a stunner in Week 2, the Philadelphia Eagles find themselves heading into an absolute slobberknocker in Week 3, as they will be traveling down to the “Big Easy” for a certified Louisiana shootout against the most prolific offense in the NFL right now, the New Orleans Saints.

The Philadelphia Eagles experienced a narrow defeat against the Atlanta Falcons due to a late touchdown. Head coach Nick Sirianni opted not to speak post-game, letting quarterback Jalen Hurts take charge.

Nick Sirianni doesn't regret the decision to kick a field goal instead of going for it to win the game late in the Philadelphia Eagles' loss to the Atlanta Falcons on Monday night

Upon further review, Sirianni explained why the Birds threw the pass that Saquon Barkley dropped. He also explained the thinking behind going for a field goal before the Falcons' winning drive.

After the Philadelphia Eagles' disappointing loss to the Atlanta Falcons on Monday Night Football, star quarterback Jalen Hurts' post-game speech to the

I would hope that we all can assume that Nick Sirianni and the Eagles learned their lesson after the brutal loss to the Atlanta Falcons on Monday Night Football. JFK once stated “Victory has 1000 fathers and defeat is an orphan.