The trade deadline came and went with a flurry of moves. The Philadelphia Eagles were not one of the teams that participated. For the first time in four seasons, the Eagles stood pat at the deadline.

On Wednesday, Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni was asked about the team’s lack of moves. Sirianni said that while general manager Howie Roseman could better explain the decision, he believed the roster was already strong as constructed. “Speaking from ...

Sirianni took to the Zoom mic Monday and largely repeated what he’d said the night before: That the Jaguars turning a 22-0 deficit in the third quarter into a first down at the Eagles’ 13 with 1:42 to go and on the verge of taking a lead was … well, was the fault of no one but him.

@RiseFallNickBck: Fire Sirianni He is BEGGING you to fire him, looking you dead in the eyes and telling you how bad of a coach he is Inexcusable behavior and decisions, he’s not a good coach, let this team thrive without him and not in spite of him.

If the Eagles did, it would have been the worst loss in the Nick Sirianni era. The past four years have included a lot of winning, as Sirianni's .678 win percentage trails only Matt LaFleur amongst active NFL head coaches.

Jason Fitz is joined by Jori Epstein and Frank Schwab to dive into the NFL trade deadline and determine the biggest winners and losers from Tuesday before going behind the scenes on Frank's latest NFL power rankings and giving their predictions ahead of the Thursday night AFC North showdown.

Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni explained why he was aggressive with a few questionable calls in Sunday's win over the Jacksonville Jaguars.