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Nick Sirianni Expresses Remorse for NSFW Reaction to Sideline Hit on Jalen Hurts
Sirianni said he regretted losing his temper after Hurts was taken to the medical tent for a concussion evaluation.
- On Monday, Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni screamed at Chicago Bears linebacker D'Marco Jackson after a late hit sent quarterback Jalen Hurts to the medical tent during the second quarter of their 27-7 loss.
- Jackson was flagged for unnecessary roughness after hitting Hurts near the sideline during a scramble; the quarterback left the field briefly, forcing backup Andy Dalton into the game while the Eagles trailed 7-0.
- With Hurts sidelined, Dalton threw an interception in the end zone, stalling a 95-yard drive. Sirianni later apologized, saying "I always come away when I have a moment like that with remorse."
- Sirianni expressed regret for his actions, stating he must be "more steady" in tense moments and that he does not believe Jackson intended to make a "dirty play."
- The Eagles' first loss of the 2026 season underscored Sirianni's ongoing sideline challenges; he acknowledged needing to learn from this particular moment after a history of emotional outbursts during games.
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Los Angeles TimesNick Sirianni expresses remorse for NSFW reaction to sideline hit on Jalen Hurts
Philadelphia Eagles coach Nick Sirianni was livid.
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Eagles' Nick Sirianni Talks 'Remorse' For Reaction to Hit on Jalen Hurts After Viral Video
Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni is not proud of his reaction to the hard hit Jalen Hurts took from Chicago Bears linebacker D'Marco Jackson in the second quarter on Monday night.
·San Francisco, United States
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