Nick Sirianni has said he has "no regrets" in how he handled the fourth quarter in Super Bowl LVII, despite suffering a late loss against the Kansas City Chiefs.
The Philadelphia Eagles led for the first three quarters in the Super Bowl before a stunning comeback saw Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs steal the Lombardi Trophy from their grasp. The game was decided by a late Harrison Butker field goal, which saw the Chiefs take the lead with just eight seconds remaining on the play clock.
The Chiefs won 38-35, but the Eagles gave them the ball back when Sirianni decided not to go for it on fourth down - despite only needing three yards to move the chains. The Eagles became known for their aggressive play style all season, but Sirianni insists he has "no regrets" on how they managed the game.
