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Originally Published 2 months ago — by PhillyVoice
Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie publicly addressed the possibility of trading star wide receiver A.J. Brown, emphasizing the team's focus on winning and stating that no player is untradeable if the right offer comes along, though a trade before the November 4 deadline seems unlikely.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Heavy Sports
Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie praised quarterback Jalen Hurts for his resilience and ability to perform under noise and distractions, emphasizing the importance of a strong team culture for their success, including recent Super Bowl wins and ongoing NFC East competitiveness.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by Bleeding Green Nation
The article discusses Philadelphia Eagles' prospects for the 2025 NFL season, highlighting potential MVP candidates like Saquon Barkley and Jalen Hurts, the team's strong roster, coaching influence, and key player updates, including Jeffrey Lurie's donation and rookie comparisons, as well as other NFL team news.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NBC Sports
The NFL has approved the sale of an 8% stake in the Philadelphia Eagles, valuing the team at $8.3 billion. The sale involves two family investment groups, while current owner Jeffrey Lurie maintains full control. This move follows the NFL's recent decision to allow private equity investments in teams, although the Eagles' sale does not involve such funds.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by CNBC
The NFL has approved the sale of an 8% minority stake in the Philadelphia Eagles, valuing the team at $8.3 billion. The sale, approved at an NFL owners' meeting, involves two family investment groups, with longtime owner Jeffrey Lurie retaining majority control. The Eagles, previously valued at $7 billion, have seen a significant increase in value, reflecting the strong market for NFL teams. New minority owners include Susan Kim and the Peskowitz siblings, with the sale highlighting the growing interest in sports team investments.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NBC Sports
Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie is exploring the sale of a minority interest in the team, valuing the franchise at $7.5 billion. The size of the stake and terms are still undetermined, and talks are in early stages with no guarantee of a sale. Lurie has owned the Eagles since 1994, purchasing the team for $195 million.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by PhillyVoice.com
Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie shared key takeaways from his "State of the Eagles" address, including the decision to retain head coach Nick Sirianni, the team's pursuit of Saquon Barkley, and the importance of authenticity for both Jalen Hurts and Sirianni. Lurie also discussed the potential reinstatement of CB Isaiah Rodgers and the team's efforts to address player concerns, as reflected in the NFLPA's player poll.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NBC Sports Philadelphia
Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie explained his decision to retain head coach Nick Sirianni despite the team's 2023 collapse, citing a thorough evaluation process that considered the overall success under Sirianni before the downturn. Lurie praised Sirianni's qualities and proactive approach to revamping the coaching staff, expressing confidence in his plans for the future. While acknowledging the disappointment of the recent season's end, Lurie emphasized the need for improvement and resilience, signaling a shorter leash for Sirianni in the upcoming 2024 season.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NBC Sports
Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie explained that the decision to retain coach Nick Sirianni was driven by Sirianni's commitment to improving the team's offense and bringing in top-notch coordinators. Lurie praised Sirianni's desire to be innovative and dynamic, and highlighted the hiring of Kellen Moore as offensive coordinator and Vic Fangio as defensive coordinator. The team hopes these changes will lead to a better season under Sirianni's leadership.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Philadelphia Inquirer
Despite the Philadelphia Eagles' disappointing end to the season, owner Jeffrey Lurie has decided to retain head coach Nick Sirianni, citing his impressive plans for the future and his track record. Lurie emphasized the need for improvement and innovation, which led to the recent hirings of offensive coordinator Kellen Moore and defensive coordinator Vic Fangio. While acknowledging Sirianni's shortcomings, Lurie expressed confidence in his leadership and downplayed the notion that Sirianni's job is on the line, highlighting his potential for success in the upcoming season.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by New York Post
Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni is set to meet with team owner Jeffrey Lurie to discuss the team's future following their recent playoff loss. The meeting comes amid speculation about potential coaching changes, including offensive and defensive coordinators. Despite a successful regular season record, Sirianni's fate remains uncertain, as the team grapples with disappointing performances and the possibility of key player retirements or departures.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Philadelphia Inquirer
Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts expressed confidence in coach Nick Sirianni and the team's offensive coordinator, Brian Johnson, as they plan to address the issues that led to the team's late-season struggles. Despite speculation about Sirianni's future, Hurts emphasized his focus on improving his own performance and declined to involve himself in organizational decisions. Meanwhile, veteran players like Fletcher Cox and Jason Kelce voiced support for Sirianni amid uncertainty about his coaching tenure.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Bleeding Green Nation
Philadelphia Eagles coach Nick Sirianni is set to meet with owner Jeffrey Lurie and G.M. Howie Roseman to discuss the team's disappointing finish and unanswered questions following their wild-card round exit, with concerns about the offensive collapse, coaching decisions, and the team's future direction. The Eagles' struggles have led to speculation about Sirianni's job status, while players like Jason Kelce and Brandon Graham contemplate their futures with the team.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by NBC Sports
Philadelphia Eagles coach Nick Sirianni will meet with owner Jeffrey Lurie and G.M. Howie Roseman to discuss his future following the team's late-season collapse and disappointing playoff exit. Lurie has not made a final decision, but major changes to the coaching staff are expected if Sirianni stays, including the possibility of new coordinators. The meeting will likely focus on specific plans from Sirianni to address the team's issues and turn things around quickly to avoid a potential departure.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Bleeding Green Nation
After a disastrous finish to the 2023 season, the Philadelphia Eagles are facing numerous unanswered questions. Issues include the failure of veteran leadership to heal locker room rifts, concerns about the competence of head coach Nick Sirianni and offensive coordinator Brian Johnson, doubts about Jalen Hurts' running ability and leadership style, the spectacular failure of the defense, and the impending retirement of Jason Kelce. Owner Jeffrey Lurie faces a tough decision on whether to retain Sirianni and his coaching staff, with the fanbase and the future of the franchise hanging in the balance.