Nick Sirianni wants to make it known — he did not shave his head after the bye week. “I buzzed my head,” Sirianni joked on Monday after the Super Bowl LIX win. “There’s a big difference.” Unlike many athletes and coaches,

Sirianni is just the third head coach to reach multiple Super Bowls within their first four seasons with a team, and already ranks fourth on the Eagles' all-time wins list, having gone 48-20 in the regular season, and 5-3 in the postseason. With a win tonight, Sirianni can officially etch himself into NFL history.

Rams Sean McVay calls Nick Sirianni the most disrespected coach in the league for a guy who is making his second Super Bowl appearance.

Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay, who has also been to two Super Bowls and fell to Sirianni and the Eagles in the divisional round this season, defended Sirianni from that criticism ahead of the Super Bowl rematch against the Kansas City Chiefs.

Nick Sirianni, HC of the Philadelphia Eagles, led his team to Super Bowl LIX, and his colleague from the Los Angeles Rams, Sean McVay, left a clear message about it. The Philadelphia Eagles will be looking for a new Super Bowl title to cap off a great season in the NFL,