Calls mount by fans to sack Eagles HC after pathetic 27-7 loss vs. Bears

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Nick Sirianni finds himself in the hot seat after Monday’s disappointing outing. The Philadelphia Eagles suffered a 27-7 away loss at the hands of the Chicago Bears.

This loss ended Sirianni and his team’s two-game winning streak. The Super Bowl-winning coach is now receiving a lot of flak online.

Fans on social media ripped into Sirianni for the embarrassing loss and urged the Eagles to part ways with him after some questionable play-calling decisions.

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“Nick Sirianni should be fired after that disgraceful coaching performance. 4th & 1, on the opponents 49 at the end of the 3rd quarter and you don’t go for it?” one fan commented.

Nick Sirianni should be fired after that disgraceful coaching performance. 4th & 1 on the opponents 49 at the end of the 3rd quarter and you don’t go for it??

“The Eagles look so unprepared. They need to fire Nick Sirianni. This can’t continue to go on,” another fan said.

The Eagles look so unprepared. They need to fire Nick Sirianni. This can’t continue to go on.

“Probably the most embarrassing/pathetic loss under the Nick Sirianni era,” a fan wrote.

Probably the most embarrassing/pathetic loss under the Nick Sirianni era.

“Sirianni should’ve been fired last year and we should’ve hired Klint Kubiak. I mean look at what he’s doing with a way worse roster,” another fan said.

Nick Sirianni should’ve been fired last year and we shouldve hired Klint Kubiak I mean look at what hes doing with a way worse roster

“Sirianni is responsible for this trash offense! Jeff Lurie has to fire him!” one fan wrote.

Nick Sirianni is responsible for this trash offense! Jeff Lurie has to fire him! #eagles

“Banish him to a sweaty pizza shop to make cheesesteaks mystery meat!” another fan commented.

@MLFootball @EaglesBurna @howardeskin @JoshReynolds24 @JalenCarterDPOY Banish him to a sweaty pizza shop to make cheesesteaks mystery meat

The Chicago Bears took an early lead in the first quarter after quarterback Case Keenum found wide receiver Luther Burden III for an eight-yard passing TD. They extended their lead to 10-0 after Cairo Santos’ 29-yard field goal.

However, right before halftime, Jalen Hurts cut the deficit to 10-7 with a one-yard rushing TD after a quarterback sneak. But that was the only time the Eagles found themselves on the scoreboard.

In the second half, Keenum scored two more touchdowns for the Bears. Santos also scored a 48-yard field goal to give Ben Johnson and his team their second win of the season.

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Nick Sirianni shares his thoughts after disappointing 27-7 loss to the Bears

In the postgame presser, Nick Sirianni took responsibility for the humiliating loss in Chicago.

He also said that the team has to collectively own up to the loss and improve on their performance going forward.

“I think we all have to own that loss right there,” Sirianni said. “I don’t think anybody coached well. I don’t think anyone played well. It was a true team loss. And when it’s a true team loss, I have to look at myself first. We weren’t ready to coach. We weren’t ready to play.

“And that ultimately starts and ends with me. It’s my responsibility. Every product, everything that’s on that field is my responsibility. I didn’t do a good enough job. We will keep coaching like crazy. … It always starts with me and it always ends with me.”

Sirianni and his team will be looking for redemption when they face the Los Angeles Rams in Week 4 on Oct. 4.