The Philadelphia Eagles recently waved the white flag on the 2026 NFL season with a series of moves, headlined by their trade of Jordan Davis to the Jacksonville Jaguars in exchange for future draft compensation. The moves come amid the Eagles' current seven-game losing streak, with the team falling apart at the seams, primarily due to injuries.
Now, former NFL quarterback Robert Griffin III has taken to social media to reveal his take on the future of two key members of the Eagles.
“The Eagles’ season is lost, but they shouldn’t fire Nick Sirianni or trade Jalen Hurts this offseason,” wrote Griffin III on X, formerly Twitter.
Sirianni has long been one of the most polarizing coaches in the NFL today. On the one hand, Philadelphia consistently has churned out winning seasons (this year aside) under his watch, and have also won a Super Bowl and appeared in another. On the other hand, the Eagles have had some clear signs of friction with Siriannia at the helm, including the coach himself shouting at the home fans and suffering some puzzling playoff losses and late-season meltdowns.
Meanwhile, Jalen Hurts has been ruled out for the rest of this season due to a frightening blood clot situation. Prior to that point, Hurts was suffering through one of the worst seasons of his career, with the offense continuing to regress despite switching coordinators this past offseason.
It remains to be seen if the Eagles will make any drastic moves this offseason after a failed 2026 campaign, but some fans have certainly made it known that they want changes at both the head coach and quarterback positions.