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The Eagles would like to forget their 27-7 «Monday Night Football» loss to the Bears as quickly as possible, but their performance on the field wasn’t all that caught the attention of fans watching at home.

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ESPN cameras appeared to capture Eagles coach Nick Sirianni cursing out Bears LB D’Marco Jackson after a hit on Jalen Hurts that knocked the quarterback out of the game for a few crucial plays as he was evaluated for a concussion.

After the loss, Sirianni walked back the viral interaction on an all-around ugly night for the organization.

Here’s a look at the moment and what Sirianni had to say.

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Nick Sirianni apologizes for NSFW outburst

Sirianni was seen yelling in the direction of Jackson after the Bears linebacker drilled Hurts in the jaw, a hit that forced Hurts to come out of the game for a mandatory concussion evaluation while the Eagles tried to score their first touchdown of the night:

Say whatever you want about Nick Sirianni, but I want a dude coaching my team who sticks up for his guys like this: pic.twitter.com/1ELO9TQVRn

— Josh Reynolds (@JoshReynolds24) September 29, 2026

Lip-readers caught the Eagles coach yelling, «You’re a p—y!» at Jackson after the play. Sirianni was asked about the interaction after the game and chalked it up to fighting for his players while admitting he wishes he behaved differently in that moment.

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«I always have remorse when I act that way,» Sirianni said. «I didn’t like how I handled that.»

The fiery sixth-year coach took the high road when it came to Hurts’ mandatory concussion evaluation, which left the Eagles quarterback frustrated and appeared to cost the offense a touchdown.

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«Obviously frustrating, but the doctors have to do their job,» Sirianni said. «They’ve got to protect these guys. We had a hit on a sideline that they looked yet.»

The Eagles were able to score before halftime, but a dismal second half made any individual play seem insignificant to the result as Philadelphia fell 27-7 to Case Keenum and the Bears in Chicago.

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