Philadelphia Eagles Coaches

The steward of one of the most dominant eras in franchise history that includes the Super Bowl LIX Championship, Nick Sirianni is in his sixth campaign as head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles with a 59-26 record, which marks the third-highest career winning percentage (.694) in the Super Bowl Era (min. 50 games). Among Super Bowl-winning head coaches, only John Madden (.759, 1969-78) and Vince Lombardi (.738, 1959-67 and 1969) have won at a greater clip than Sirianni, who is the first head coach to earn five postseason appearances with three division crowns, two conference titles and a Super Bowl victory in the first five years of their career.

A product of a family of football coaches and educators, Sirianni developed a curriculum for sustaining a winning culture that is rooted in three defining principles — tough, detailed and together. Embracing these values, Sirianni became just the fourth head coach in the Super Bowl Era to begin their career with five consecutive playoff berths (the Eagles are one of only two teams with postseason trips in each of the last five years), joining Bill Cowher (1992-96 Steelers), John Harbaugh (2008-12 Ravens) and Chuck Knox (1973-77 Rams). Furthermore, he is the first head coach in franchise history to achieve multiple Super Bowl appearances (LVII and LIX).

With the second-most wins through five career seasons in NFL history, Sirianni has guided Philadelphia to the second-best winning percentage in the league since 2021. He also became the third all-time head coach to win 11-plus games four times in their first five years with a team, along with Tony Dungy (2002-06 Colts) and Andy Reid (1999-2003 Eagles).