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Nick Sirianni Playoffs Record: What is Nick Sirianni’s Record In The Postseason?

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Nick Sirianni, the head coach for the Philadelphia Eagles, has been with the team since January of 2021. His first season with the Eagles, he led the team to a 9-8 record. The following season, in 2022, Sirianni led the Eagles all the way into the Superbowl which also resulted in an NFC championship.

In 2023, Sirianni and the Eagles had a disappointing season and he received a lot of heat for his decision to try to make the big plays. This resulted in a lot of turnovers for the Eagles leading to an early end to their season.

In the 2024 season, the Eagles have the same record they had in 2022. However, there are a lot of doubts going into the playoffs. Make no mistake, the Eagles are a threat but not many think they can win it all. Sirianni and the Eagles are going against the Los Angeles Rams and Sean McVay.

The Eagles are the number two seed finishing the season with 15-3 record and the Rams are the 4th seed with a record of 11 wins and 7 losses. This should be a clear win for the Eagles but when a number 1 seed can fall to a sixth seed, there’s no telling what may happen.

Let us look at what Nick Sirianni’s Playoff record is and how far has he led the Eagles since becoming the head coach in 2021.

What is Nick Sirianni’s win-loss record in the playoffs?

Nick Sirianni is 3-3 in the playoffs. In 2022, he led the Eagles all the way to the Superbowl but ultimately came up short against the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl. It was a disappointing moment for Nick Sirianni’s Eagles as they were leading for majority for the game but ultimately came up short against the Kansas City Chiefs.

Has Nick Sirianni ever won a Superbowl title?

Nick Sirianni has not yet won a Superbowl title. He came close in 2022, leading his team to the Superbowl, but ultimately fell to Andy Reid’s Chiefs. Prior to becoming a head coach, Sirianni started his career as a defensive back coach at Mount Union.

In 2009, Sirianni was hired as a offensive quality control coach. He later joined the San Diego Chargers in 2016 before joining Indianapolis Colts in 2018. After working for the Colts as the offensive coordinator for the three years, he finally became a head coach for the Eagles.

So far in his career, Sirianni has never won a Superbowl title. However, he has a chance to win his first one this season.

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