Nick Sirianni on Celebrations After Eagles' Win vs. Chiefs: I Won't 'Hide Who I Am'

Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni has no intention of quieting down his passionate celebrations when things are going right for his team.

Speaking to reporters on Friday, Sirianni explained it would be disingenuous for him to act like someone he's not.

"I'm not going to hide who I am. ...I think if you're somebody you're not, that gets seen through by everybody," he said.

The discussion around Sirianni's celebratory nature picked up in the wake of Philadelphia's 21-17 win over the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday.

There were multiple videos of Sirianni going around Arrowhead Stadium and trash talking Chiefs fans.

While it is uncommon for NFL coaches to engage with fans of opposing teams like this, Sirianni has a history of at least knowing where the camera is when he's feeling good.

During the Eagles' 38-7 victory over the New York Giants in the NFC Divisional Round in January, Sirianni found the Fox television cameras and nodded at it.

"It was right in my face," Sirianni told reporters about the camera moment. "I was juiced, we were up a couple scores and it was like right there. I don't know. It's the first thing that came to my mind. I guess that's who I am."

The simple response for anyone who doesn't like how Sirianni acts is to root for a team that can beat the Eagles. That's been a problem for opposing clubs over the past two seasons, as Philadelphia has only lost four regular-season games since the start of 2022.

One of those losses comes with an asterisk because it was in a game that Jalen Hurts missed due to a shoulder injury. The Eagles are 23-2 in his last 25 games started.

Sirianni also tends to be one of the most aggressive coaches in the NFL with his fourth-down decisions. It often pays off for him because the "Brotherly Shove" is one of the most unstoppable plays in the league.

The next team that will attempt to silence Sirianni will be the Buffalo Bills, who play the Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday.