Philadelphia's offense stalled again in a 19-11 loss to the Giants, and the coach says he is examining every part of the operation during the bye.
The Philadelphia Eagles hit their bye week with seven straight losses and a head coach who isn't promising anyone's job is safe. Nick Sirianni met with reporters after Sunday's 19-11 defeat to the New York Giants, another game in which the offense failed to find any rhythm.
Asked directly whether coaching staff changes could come during the break, Sirianni left the door open. He stopped short of announcing an overhaul, but he made clear he intends to review every part of the operation before the Eagles return to the field.
The scrutiny has centered on the offense, which has struggled for most of the season under coordinator Sean Mannion. Sirianni has publicly stood by Mannion and the rest of his staff through the skid, but the lack of a clear reassurance after this latest loss suggests that loyalty has limits.
With trade deadline questions also looming, the bye week now carries extra weight for a franchise trying to figure out what, if anything, needs to change before the losing continues.