In a highly anticipated end-of-season press conference, Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni and general manager Howie Roseman addressed the team's disappointing season and announced significant coaching changes on Wednesday afternoon.

Following the Eagles' drastic collapse, losing six of their final seven games and an early exit from the playoffs, the franchise has fired offensive coordinator Brian Johnson and defensive coordinator Sean Desai, according to CBS Sports. This move signals an acknowledgment of the need for change within the coaching staff.

Eagles fans have expressed frustration with the team's performance, with the 94 WIP Morning Show with Joe DeCamara and Jon Ritchie becoming a platform for callers to voice their disappointment. DeCamara even went so far as to describe this season as the worst collapse by a Philadelphia sports team since the 1964 Phillies.

During the press conference, discussions were expected to be centered around the direction of the franchise. With Sirianni's presence suggesting his return for a fourth season as head coach, opinions were divided among fans. DeCamara questioned whether Sirianni could effectively develop the quarterback, while Ritchie believed that failing to address this issue now would only prolong the inevitable.

The decision to retain Sirianni sparked debate among the fan base, with some attributing blame primarily to the head coach, while others believed that responsibility should be shared among the players, coordinators, and front office.

With the firing of the coordinators and the retention of Sirianni, the Eagles' management has made it clear that changes are necessary within the coaching staff. The press conference aimed to address these changes and outline the team's plans moving forward.

The Eagles' end-of-season press conference kicked off at 2 p.m., providing an opportunity for fans and media to gain insight into the franchise's strategy for the upcoming season.

As the team looks to bounce back from their disappointing end to the previous season, Philadelphia's loyal fan base hopes that these coaching changes will bring about positive results and rejuvenate the team's performance on the field.