Nick Sirianni describes current mood of Eagles heading into Sunday showdown vs Steelers
Regardless of what Brandon Graham accidentally stirred up earlier this week, the vibes in Philly are immaculate as the Philadelphia Eagles (11-2) get ready to host the Pittsburgh Steelers (10-3). The Eagles are already locked into the playoffs and they have a chance to win the division on Sunday as long as they win and […]
Regardless of what Brandon Graham accidentally stirred up earlier this week, the vibes in Philly are immaculate as the Philadelphia Eagles (11-2) get ready to host the Pittsburgh Steelers (10-3).
The Eagles are already locked into the playoffs and they have a chance to win the division on Sunday as long as they win and the Washington Commanders lose.
However, head coach Nick Sirianni and his team are not thinking about that.
Sirianni described the overall current "mood" of the Eagles heading into Sunday's afternoon primetime showdown.
"Ready to go. Ready to go to work. What I’ve noticed about this football team is they’re so locked in and determined to get better each day," Sirianni said. "Again, we don’t really want anyone else talking to us about anything other than the Pittsburgh Steelers. 'But what about this scenario for the NFC East? What about the one seed? What about this?’ We’re not focused on that. These guys are so locked in and determined. How do I know that, how do I see that? I see them every day here. I see them in moments like the week of Thanksgiving, where nobody really blinked, and the day after Thanksgiving, where it was just so locked in.
"Whether coming off a tough game where you’re banged up a little physically and going into a Wednesday practice, locked in. Whether you are coming off a big win, or a tight win, or a loss, it’s been the same laser focus. That says a lot about our team, and our guys as teammates, and our leaders on this football team."
Sirianni has also previously said that this Eagles team gives 2022 vibes — the one that took them to the Super Bowl.
The Eagles are very much in Super Bowl conversation and as long as the vibes stay cool and they keep winning, then that won't change.
