After a 27‑7 defeat to the Chicago Bears on Monday night, Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni said he felt remorse over his reaction to a sideline hit that temporarily knocked quarterback Jalen Hurts out of the first half.
The hit came from Bears linebacker D’Marco Jackson during a play on the Eagles’ sideline. Hurts was briefly sidelined, missing a portion of the opening half before returning to the field.
In a post‑game statement, Sirianni reflected on his own response to the incident, describing it as a moment of regret. He said he was “remorseful” about how he reacted to the play and the impact it had on the team’s performance.
The loss marked a significant setback for the Eagles, who were hoping to secure a win on Monday Night Football. The Bears’ defense, led by Jackson, proved decisive in limiting Philadelphia’s offensive output.
Despite the defeat, the Eagles remain focused on regrouping for their next matchup, while the Bears look to build on their victory as the season progresses.
<small>Source: ESPN — read the original story there.</small>
