Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni apologizes to fans for taunting them after win: 'I’m sorry and disappointed'

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Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni wasted no time apologizing for his actions on Sunday, where he had a heated spat with his own fans at Lincoln Financial Field after a win over the Cleveland Browns. 

Sirianni was caught taunting his fan base after the 20-16 victory over Cleveland in a game during which Eagles fans were chirping "Fire Sirianni" from the stands after a slow start led to a 10-10 halftime score following a blocked field goal that went for a Browns touchdown.

Sirianni was looking up at the crowd toward the end of the game when it was clear the Eagles had won after A.J. Brown, making his return from injury, hauled in a deep ball from quarterback Jalen Hurts to ice the victory. He was seen yelling something, while turning his ears toward them.

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Sep 29, 2024; Tampa, Florida, USA; Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni looks on before a game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Raymond James Stadium. (Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn Images)

His actions caused many to take to social media to spread their opinion on the matter, while Super Bowl champion Damien Woody ripped Sirianni on ESPN’s "Get Up" Monday morning, calling him a "clown" for egging on fans in that manner. 

While speaking with reporters on Monday, Sirianni was asked about chirping back at fans and whether Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie has spoken to him about it. 

"No, Mr. Lurie and I talk every time after the game, every time — I haven’t talked to him yet today," he began. "I know how supportive Mr. Lurie has been through everything. 

"I would say this about that: What I was really doing, I was