Eagles HC Nick Sirianni Regrets Costly Decision in Loss to Bears
You know, the thought process was right there. I didn't want to give him a short field, but again, it was a long one... I like the decision to go for it on the fourth and five.
- ▪You know, the thought process was right there.
- ▪I didn't want to give him a short field, but again, it was a long one...
- ▪I like the decision to go for it on the fourth and five.
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By Jordan Sigler0ShareNewsweek is a Trust Project memberSee more of our trusted coverage when you search.Prefer Newsweek on Googleto see more of our trusted coverage when you search.Down 20-7 with 3:30 remaining in the third quarter and the ball at the Philadelphia Eagles’ 49-yard line, Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni opted to take a delay of game penalty and punt the football rather than attempt a fourth-down conversion needing just one yard.If the Eagles had converted the fourth down, they would have had a chance to cut down the Bears' lead in the third quarter and gain some much-needed momentum.While the Eagles defense held the Bears to a three-and-out punt on their next possession, Philadelphia quarterback Jalen Hurts appeared to feel extra pressure on his next drive, forcing an…
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