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The Philadelphia Eagles have plenty to celebrate, but once the Super Bowl excitement fades, crucial decisions await – none more important than securing their head coach’s future.
Nick Sirianni’s current contract situation with the Eagles is drawing attention as he approaches the final stretch of his initial five-year deal signed in 2021.
The head coach’s annual salary of $7 million ranks among the lowest for NFL head coaches, but a Super Bowl victory could dramatically change that landscape.
According to recent reports, a substantial upgrade is in the works.
Sirianni is projected to sign a four-year, $60 million extension, a deal that would vault him into the ranks of the NFL’s top five highest-paid coaches.
This potential agreement signals the Eagles’ strong belief in their coach’s leadership and his vision for the team’s future.
NEWS: #Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni is on the final year of his deal, he is projected to sign a new 4-year, 60 million dollar deal.
Sirianni is currently only being paid in the $7 million range, one of the lowest-paid HCs in the league. The new deal would make him top-5. pic.twitter.com/wjI5TgVDrJ
— MLFootball (@_MLFootball) February 12, 2025
The numbers tell an impressive story about Sirianni’s impact.
In just four seasons at the helm, he’s already captured a Super Bowl title and maintains a winning percentage that puts him in elite company alongside coaching legends John Madden and Vince Lombardi.
While some around the league might undervalue his contributions, his track record is undeniable.
Contract negotiations shouldn’t cause any sleepless nights for Eagles fans.
The organization has traditionally taken care of its coaching staff, never hesitating to provide competitive compensation.
Recent public support from the Eagles’ front office only reinforces their commitment to Sirianni’s leadership.
With another potential Super Bowl victory on the horizon, one thing becomes increasingly clear: Nick Sirianni is on track for a contract extension that reflects his remarkable success and the Eagles’ faith in his ability to lead the team forward.
The only question remaining is just how substantial that payday will be.
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