Sirianni to review Eagles staff during bye after seventh loss

Philadelphia Eagles coach Nick Sirianni said the team will review its performance and discuss possible staff changes during its Week 10 bye, but he has not decided whether to make any. The Eagles enter the break with a 2-7 record after losing seven consecutive games, including a 19-11 defeat to the New York Giants on Sunday, November 8.

Sirianni said after the loss that he would watch the game film, assess the team and look at his own role before considering next steps. He said he would do what he could to help the team win, while cautioning that changes should not be made simply because of the record. No particular coach or position has been identified for a change.

The discussion comes as Philadelphia struggles offensively. The Eagles’ offense was reported to rank 32nd in yards and 30th in scoring entering the bye. Sirianni said the offense had not done a good enough job, while describing the defense as playing solid. He did not address hypotheticals about offensive coordinator Sean Mannion specifically.

Several personnel issues have affected the offense. Quarterback Jalen Hurts was placed on injured reserve after Week 5 because of blood clots and is expected to miss the rest...