**Sirianni's Eagles Soar with Impressive 28-3 Victory, Show Locker Room Unity**

In what was a pivotal moment for head coach Nick Sirianni, the Philadelphia Eagles secured a dominant 28-3 victory on the road, showcasing strong team cohesion and leadership.

Quarterback Jalen Hurts, after his second consecutive game free of turnovers, praised Sirianni's leadership and communication skills. "Obviously, he knows that I'm behind him and he knows that communication is important in a team sport and he's been doing a really good job of doing that," Hurts said. He highlighted Sirianni's ability to bring intense focus and deliberate messaging that keeps the team united and goal-oriented. "He's also apologetic when he needs to be. And so I'm excited about the direction we're going in and I'm excited about the direction coach is going in with everything, too."

The team's rigorous practice schedule bore fruit, with Sirianni noting a marked improvement during the week's sessions. "This was our best week of practice so far this year," Sirianni remarked. Emphasizing the hard work and energy invested by the players, he commented, "There's a price to pay to win. I think that they all saw that. They practiced their butts off".

Despite some early season challenges, including a close loss to the Falcons in the home opener and a significant defeat in Tampa, the Eagles have managed to secure a respectable 4-2 record. Sirianni’s reflective but hopeful approach was evident as he stated, "Shoot, just going to work. I love this team. You go through things. We've been through a lot of ups. We've been through a lot of downs. Control what you can control and rip it to the next one."

With fewer losses than most other teams, except for the Lions, Vikings, and Chiefs, the Eagles are poised to continue their competitive stride, signaling a positive trajectory under Sirianni's guidance.