Sirianni left points on the table to have the Eagles go for it on fourth down in spots against the Saints where they arguably didn't need to. A day after the win, he stood by his process.

Two years with big changes and two years of no preseason play from Jalen Hurts means two straight years of early problems.

Eagles coach Nick Sirianni said he put his team in a “bad spot” in their 15-12 victory over the Saints on Sunday at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Three plays into his game-winning drive, Hurts was sacked. So led to a fateful third-and-16. Goedert crossed over the middle, Jahan Dotson set a legal pick on his defender, and Hurts hit Goedert on the run in the open field. Goedert scampered for 61 yards to the Saints’ 4. One play later, Barkley barreled into the end zone for the go-ahead score.

The Philadelphia Eagles failed to score a single point through three quarters of play against the New Orleans Saints on Sunday. They had a couple of chances to put points on the board, but Nick Sirianni chose to bypass those chances.

In a tight contest on Sunday between the Eagles and the Saints, the Eagles left a good amount of points on the field with some of their fourth down decision making. On two consecutive possessions bookending halftime,

Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni was under a lot of pressure and scrutiny after his team lost by one point in Week 2. The Eagles offense could’ve taken more time off the clock in the fourth quarter and then kicked a field goal after Philadelphia dialed up a passing play to star veteran running back Saquon Barkley,