Nick Sirianni Trolled For Showing Up To Presser In “Beat Dallas” Shirt All Week

Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni is really doing things his own way in year one of his regime.

During the offseason, Sirianni turned some heads when he admitted to playing “rock, paper, scissors” with draft prospects to gauge their compete level.

He rolled over the interesting antics to the season, where he has been giving off some sound bites, along with doing things like wearing a Jalen Hurts shirt around the team’s facility.

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On Friday, Nick Sirianni found his way back into the news for another wardrobe selection. He showed up to his daily presser rocking a shirt that simply read “beat Dallas”.

Nick Sirianni with the “Beat Dallas” shirt: pic.twitter.com/yduyJMDrnJ

— Jimmy Kempski (@JimmyKempski) September 23, 2021

After the move, Nicki Sirianni critics were out in full force on social media.

Sirianni pulling up to the first Cowboys game in this shirt pic.twitter.com/CeBLC376fX

— Mike Bradley (@RealMikeBradley) September 19, 2021

pic.twitter.com/ii6Ne5M2UD

— Get a QB (@eaglesAdisgrace) September 24, 2021

Is this guy serious?

I’m not sure I’ve ever seen an NFL head coach do this kind of thing. pic.twitter.com/kpxC6cMAKo

— Jim Murray (@bigjimmurray) September 24, 2021

Yep, Dallas by 20. Sirianni needs to chill. https://t.co/lVS5f662Sc

— Matt (@BirdGangPHI) September 24, 2021

The “Dallas Week”shirt. The 55 on the visor. The Philly Special. Maybe next press conference he’ll show up wearing the “Rocky” boxing trunks, drop a few Meek Mill bars while eating a cheesesteak. I like him….but enough with the pandering.

— filo betto (@mcgettigoon) September 24, 2021

Make no mistake, a lot of Eagles fans are happy about Nicki Sirianni’s “beat Dallas” shirt, too.

Through his first two games as head coach, Sirianni’s offense has showed some life, and his players seem to be buying in to his vision for the future of the franchise.

Nick Sirianni might not look, act, or sound like an NFL head coach. But perhaps its’ just crazy enough to work. Time will tell.

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