The Philadelphia Eagles will be looking for a new Super Bowl title to cap off a great season in the NFL, and part of this success is due to the work of their head coach, Nick Sirianni. Sean McVay, the coach leading the Los Angeles Rams, has a strong opinion about what Sirianni represents in this league.
The Eagles’ fifth appearance in this championship game is led by Sirianni, who, away from the spotlight, has taken his team to great heights throughout the season. That’s why McVay knows that he’s not getting the recognition he truly deserves.
In recent statements to Ari Meirov of The 33rd Team, the Rams’ head coach did not hesitate to say that his peer should be more valued than he currently is: “I think he’s the most disrespected coach in the league,” McVay stated.
Definitely, the words of the former Super Bowl champion are a great recognition for someone who will be looking to win the Vince Lombardi Trophy for the first time in his career.
Sirianni’s last victory over McVay
On January 19th, the Philadelphia Eagles, led by Jalen Hurts, hosted Matthew Stafford’s Rams at Lincoln Financial Field in a great divisional matchup.
Under intense weather conditions that undoubtedly played against the West Coast team, Nick Sirianni’s squad made the most of their home-field advantage and secured a solid 28-22 win, with a strong performance from Saquon Barkley.
The Eagles’ victory secured their subsequent playoff berth, the step before reaching a new edition of the Super Bowl.