Win games? No, Sirianni and the Eagles have to win games in the right way, with the right quarterback.

The game is scheduled for Feb. 7 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fla., which has a capacity of around 65,000, and is expandable to more than 70,000.

It’s hard to know exactly what Sirianni has in mind for his first chance to sculpt an offensive scheme. Still, there are a couple of hints.

He's the youngest coach hired by Jeffrey Lurie. His journey to the NFL got started by a chance meeting while he was a sophomore buried on the depth chart of a Division III team.

Vegas Vic is high on Green Bay's chances with Aaron Rodgers. But Kansas City? That relies too heavily on Patrick Mahomes' status.

Sirianni has his work cut out for him. Wentz finished this past season at or near the bottom of just about every significant NFL passing category.

From “unpredictably predictable" to the "Eagles got a good one," here's the chatter surrounding Nick Sirianni's hiring as head coach.

How much influence does Roseman have? No other personnel executive in recent league history has ever sustained three coaching firings with the same team. But he's still here.

Can you believe it? The Eagles just picked up Frank Reich Lite after hiring Mike Holmgren Lite (Andy Reid) and Andy Reid Lite (Doug Pederson). Hey, wait a minute ...

Sirianni was the Indianapolis Colts' offensive coordinator this season. The Colts were 11-5 and reached the playoffs.

Lurie has never hired a head coach before looking for at least two weeks. He took 38 days to hire Ray Rhodes.

A lot of people, including many of the team's players, think Duce Staley would make a terrific head coach. So why don't Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie and GM Howie Roseman seem to agree with them?

Vermeil tells 94WIP radio that the team would've won the division if not for so many injuries, despite poor quarterback play, and that the coach will rise again, better and stronger.