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Nick Sirianni's aggressiveness was sure to please Jeffrey Lurie, but is the Eagles coach driven by analytics?

Asked before last season how aggressive he would be on fourth downs, Nick Sirianni divulged little about his plans for competitive reasons. Even as the Eagles coach's first year unfolded, it was difficult to get a grip on his to-go-for-it-or-not philosophy. He at times alternately appeared progressive and conservative.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Eagles trade two first-round picks to Saints for one this year and a stash of future picks

PHILADELPHIA — The Eagles pushed some of their immediate stash of draft picks into future years Monday.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Jeffrey Lurie claims not to be the meddlesome Eagles owner others describe

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Since Jeffrey Lurie became the Eagles’ owner in 1994, his team has drafted nearly 250 players, signed and re-signed more than a thousand, made manifold evaluations and roster decisions, and only three times, he recalled Tuesday, has he ever pushed for a particular outcome.

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Eagles Owner Jeffrey Lurie Says Team Is Committed to Jalen Hurts

Philadelphia finished 9–8 in 2021 and made the playoffs behind the 23-year-old.

Sports Illustrated

Jeffrey Lurie on Eagles debuting black helmets in 2022, Kelly Green uniforms returning in 2023

Jeffrey #lurie announced that the #Philadelphia #Eagles will wear #Kellygreen jerseys (and helmets) in 2023, while also debuting black alternate helmets in 2022.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Duce Staley still pines to be an NFL head coach: ‘I know I’m ready’

MOBILE, Ala. — Duce Staley was smack dab in the middle, whistle in mouth, as Florida’s Dameon Pierce and Appalachian State’s D’Marco Jackson stormed toward each other like battering rams.

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Mike Sielski: Can Eagles commit to Jalen Hurts after watching Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen?

PHILADELPHIA — There were a few ways to watch the NFL’s two playoff games Sunday, the two games that have had the whole football-loving world buzzing ever since. One way, if you were a Buffalo Bills fan, was to ricochet from joy to horror to ecstasy to complete heartbreak. Another…

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