It would be a shock, to say the least, if the Eagles move on from Nick Sirianni

The Philadelphia Eagles are facing scrutiny over their offensive struggles in the 2025 season, raising questions about the future of head coach Nick Sirianni and his staff. Despite calls from some fans for a change in leadership, Sirianni's job appears secure due to his recent contract extension and a strong track record, including a Super Bowl victory and consistent playoff appearances.

Sirianni, who has a 59-26 regular-season record, has faced challenges with his offensive coordinator selections. Kellen Moore left after one successful season to become the head coach of the New Orleans Saints. His successor, Kevin Patullo, is expected to be replaced following a disappointing performance.

The Eagles have cycled through four offensive coordinators in as many years, with the possibility of a fifth on the horizon. The team's offensive issues have been persistent, with potential concerns about quarterback Jalen Hurts' execution of plays. These problems may necessitate personnel changes or even drafting a new quarterback to spur competition.

The situation