It has been a nightmarish turn of events for the Philadelphia Eagles this season. After winning their first two games, the Eagles have lost seven games in a row and have fallen into last place in the NFC East. They suffered a 19-11 defeat to the New York Giants in Week 9, and it was the first time they lost to the Giants at home since the 2013 season.
The Eagles have had a series of injuries that have led to the losing streak, including QB Jalen Hurts who is out after blood clots were discovered and he will likely miss the rest of the season.
The Eagles are headed into their bye week, and head coach Nick Sirianni was asked if the Eagles will make significant changes to their coaching staff while the team tries to resurrect its season. Sirianni said that changes would be considered, but they would not be made just for change's sake.
“Everything can always be on the table, but I don't think you just change just to change just because your record says,” Sirianni said, per Zach Berman of The Athletic. “You have got to look at what what's really real and not react to anything else. I just don't believe you just change just to change. If you have strong reason to do things, in anything, not just change, but in anything, and you're convicted on it, that's how we'll go about our business.”
The Eagles will return to action in Week 11 when they host the Pittsburgh Steelers.