Nick Sirianni’s Eagles are burning. Jeffrey Lurie may prefer his Eagles rise from the ashes of Sirianni’s tenure.
Lurie fired his coach after the 2012, 2015 and 2020 seasons. It can't be lost on him that each removal inspired a franchise rebirth.
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