The Philadelphia Eagles are in a world of trouble after their dramatic Monday Night Football loss against the Los Angeles Chargers. That has put NFL head coach Nick Sirianni in an even tougher position to handle questions about his team after the Eagles fell to 8-5.

A change in Philly would involve moving Tanner McKee or Sam Howell into the starting lineup, but Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni made it clear on WIP this morning that it’s not something being entertained by the team.

The season is at stake. A loss Sunday to the Raiders combined with a Cowboys win would shrink the Eagles’ lead in the NFC East to a half-game. This is no time to worry about Jalen Hurts’ feelings.

As the NFL season creeps toward Christmas, the reigning Super Bowl MVP looks nothing like it. In fact, Jalen Hurts is so out of sorts, his coach has been forced to confirm Hurts will remain Philadelphia's starting QB entering Week 15.

Calling Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni. Come in, Coach! It appears that he is the only person who can end those discussions. You know the drill, most of you anyway. If not, here's the skinny. Every week, Coach Sirianni speaks with The Morning Show on 94 WIP-FM.

No team in modern NFL history has benched a quarterback this late into a season and won a Super Bowl. But the Eagles aren’t going to win a Super Bowl with Hurts playing like he has been recently.

The Eagles’ star quarterback, who has a completion rate below 60 percent in four of his last five games, coughed up five turnovers during Monday night’s loss to the Chargers. He is nearing rock bottom as coach Nick Sirianni fields questions about whether he will look to bench him.

The Philadelphia Eagles are hoping for improved play over the last four games of their 2025-26 season after a road loss to the Los Angeles Chargers dropped coach Nick Sirianni's team to 8-5 this season.

Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni sends clear message on calls urging him to bench QB Jalen Hurts. after Chargers loss.