The Philadelphia Eagles announced the hiring of Nick Sirianni, who has spent the past three seasons as the Indianapolis Colts offensive coordinator, as their next head coach.
How Nick Sirianni came out of nowhere to become Eagles head coach
Updated Jan 24, 2021;
Posted Jan 23, 2021
The Philadelphia Eagles hired former Indianapolis Colts offensive coordinator Nick Sirianni as their new head coach on Thursday.AP
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When Nick Sirianni was a college student at Mount Union, he spent his summers at home in Jamestown, N.Y., working out at the local YMCA alongside future Kansas City Chiefs head coach Todd Haley, who owned a summer home near Chautauqua Lake. Haley, then the Chicago Bears wide receivers coach, noticed Sirianni was in the gym at the same time as him every day.
Taking inventory of all the potential candidates the Seahawks have been linked to for their offensive coordinator opening, there are certainly plenty of options to choose from. But perhaps the ideal choice has yet to come to light.
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