All Nick Sirianni has done is win with the Philadelphia Eagles. In five years with the team, he’s never had a losing season, posted nearly a .700 win percentage, led the team to two NFC championships and a Super Bowl title.
But depending on how the 2026 campaign goes, that might not be enough for Sirianni to save his job.
That’s what Bleacher Report’s Moe Moton argued Friday. Moton included Sirianni on his list of six coaches facing “make-or-break” seasons in 2026.
“Sirianni faces pressure for his coaching staff decisions. He’s promoted two one-and-done offensive coordinators, Brian Johnson and Kevin Patullo,” wrote Moton.
“If Mannion is another one-year offensive coordinator, the Eagles could look for a head coach who makes better choices for his assistants. Secondly, in a CEO-type role, Sirianni can’t have disharmony amongst his players.”
Moton cited reports from ESPN’s Tim McManus and Jeremy Fowler that said there is “friction” within the Eagles locker room. Those reports centered around quarterback Jalen Hurts.
The BR analysts concluded by placing Sirianni’s hot seat meter at 7.
Eagles’ Nick Sirianni Put on Notice Ahead of the 2026 NFL Season