Eagles coach Nick Sirianni denies flipping off fans after seventh loss

Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni denied giving home fans the middle finger as he left the field following a 19-11 divisional loss to the New York Giants on Sunday, according to Fox News, the New York Post, CBS Sports, and ESPN. Cameras recorded Sirianni walking off Lincoln Financial Field alongside security chief Dom DiSandro while booing fans shouted at him, the New York Post reported. [1][2][4][9][11]

Sirianni described the accusations as a surprise and stated they were absolutely not true, CBS Sports and ESPN reported. Fox News and CBS Sports both noted that the 19-11 defeat was Philadelphia's first home loss to the New York Giants since 2013. [1][4][9]

The defeat marked the seventh consecutive loss for the Eagles, bringing their record to 2-7, Fox News and CBS Sports reported. CBS Sports, NFL.com, and DAZN reported that Sirianni is not ruling out coaching staff changes as the team enters its bye week. Philadelphia has not scored more than 24 points in a single game this season, according to CBS Sports. [1][3][6][7]

In other team news, the Daily Mail reported that the Jacksonville Jaguars acquired Philadelphia defensive star Jordan Davis in a trade on Monday. The Eagles play their home games at Lincoln Financial Field in South Philadelphia. [5][11]