The Philadelphia Eagles have dropped six straight games, but head coach Nick Sirianni is sticking to his guns, refusing to make any drastic moves to fix the slide.
No Shake-Up for the Coaching Staff
Despite the brutal six-game losing streak, Sirianni told reporters he’s not relieving offensive coordinator Sean Mannion of his duties. That’s a strong statement when things are going this south. Sirianni emphasized it’s a collective responsibility, saying, “I’m not making any changes there. It is on all of us to figure out how to get things going in the right direction. Obviously, right now they’re not. But again, this is the ultimate team game and we’re in the problem-solving business. Right now, we have to find answers to help us get going offensively. Again, that brunt falls on myself, that falls on Sean, and we’re going to do everything we can to get ourselves out of this.” Talk about putting the pressure squarely on himself and his offensive coordinator.
McKee Stays Under Center
On the field, the quarterback situation also isn’t seeing a shake-up. Amid Jalen Hurts’ injury, Tanner McKee will remain the starting quarterback for the Eagles. This means the team is banking on stability at the most critical position, even as losses keep mounting.
What’s Next for the Struggling Eagles?
Six losses in a row is a tough pill to swallow for any fanbase. Sirianni and his staff are dead set on finding “answers” to their offensive woes, but they’re doing it with the same personnel. The clock is ticking for Philadelphia to turn things around, and fast. Can they solve this puzzle with their current setup, or will this “no drastic changes” approach dig them into an even deeper hole?
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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.
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