In recent weeks, the Philadelphia Eagles have faced a sharp decline in performance, leading to increasing speculation regarding the future of head coach Nick Sirianni. Despite their impressive start to the current season with a record of 10-1, the Eagles finished with a disappointing 1-5 record, raising concerns about their chances in the upcoming postseason.

While the Eagles dismiss any notion of a coaching change, citing Sirianni's successful track record of leading the team to the playoffs in each of his three seasons, there is a whisper of uncertainty circulating in certain circles. Some insiders within the league view a coaching change as unlikely, even if the Eagles suffer a blowout loss.

However, an undeniable undercurrent of doubt remains, suggesting that a change may not be completely off the table should the team's struggles persist against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The determining factor could potentially be the availability of legendary coach Bill Belichick.

Drawing comparisons to the situation in Dallas, where Belichick could be seen as an upgrade over Mike McCarthy, the idea of replacing a coach who led the Eagles to one Super Bowl with a coach who achieved an incredible nine Super Bowl appearances and six victories is certainly enticing for some.

The decision to potentially make a coaching change may also be influenced by the Eagles' desire to prevent Sirianni from becoming overwhelmed ahead of the critical Monday night game. It is likely that they would only consider a change if they were absolutely confident in securing the services of Bill Belichick.

With the Eagles facing a pivotal moment in their season, rumors and speculation continue to swirl around the potential for a coaching change. As the game against the Buccaneers looms, all eyes will be on the team's performance and the ultimate fate of coach Nick Sirianni.