The NFL hosted its annual Super Bowl Media Day on Monday, bringing together players and coaches from both teams set to compete in Super Bowl LIX on Sunday. Stars such as Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, Saquon Barkley, and Jalen Hurts fielded questions from the press. Among those participating was Jameis Winston, who took on a unique role as a guest interviewer, posing questions to players and coachesâincluding Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni.
With the biggest game of the season just days away, players reflected on the past year while also discussing their futures. Kelce, for instance, addressed his plans beyond the Super Bowl and his tenure with the Kansas City Chiefs. Meanwhile, lighter moments emerged, including a humorous exchange in which Hurts was asked about the secret behind his good looks.
One of the more intriguing interactions came when Winston turned the tables on Sirianni, asking for advice on where he should play next season as he enters free agency. Without hesitation, the Eaglesâ head coach responded with high praise for the veteran quarterback.
âI donât know where you should go, but what I do know is that youâre a hell of a player,â Sirianni said. âSomebody and I were talking about you the other dayâabout your charismaâyou seem like a really good leader. Are you around Joe Kasper? Because he spoke very highly of you⊠your place to be speaks for itself.â

Jameis Winston, quarterback of the Cleveland Browns.
Barkley responds to Winstonâs question
Eager to determine his next destination in free agency, Winston sought advice from Saquon Barkley. Without hesitation, the Eagles legend shared his thoughts on where heâd like to see the former Browns quarterback land as he searches for a new team ahead of the upcoming season.

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âYou should play for the Giants,â Barkley responded. With New York in need of a reliable quarterback, Winston could be a valuable addition next season. Heâs not just a skilled quarterback but also a strong motivator, bringing leadership and charisma that could make an impact in any locker room.
Sirianniâs thoughts ahead of the Super Bowl
As the Eagles prepare for Sundayâs Super Bowl, Sirianni opened up about the teamâs journey and championship aspirations. With the squad laser-focused on capturing the Lombardi Trophy, Sirianni shared his perspective on what brought them to this moment.
âWeâve been trying to come together as a football team. Every obstacle, every challengeâwe started 2-2 this season, but we took it one game at a time, kept improving each week, and now here we are,â Sirianni said.
The head coach also reflected on how this yearâs Eagles differ from the team that competed for the NFL title two years ago.âEvery team is different every year. We have a lot of great guys, and what stands out about this group is the commitmentâto each other and to playing as one,â Sirianni emphasized.





