Every season, we expect three press conferences with Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni weekly. That number expands to four if you count his weekly call-in to 94 WIP-FM. Wednesday's sit-down included discussions about everything from the rumored tension toward Jalen Hurts to what to expect from an Eagles team preparing for the Dallas Cowboys.

The Eagles' head coach is 56-22 over five seasons, including two trips to the Super Bowl. Yet he's constantly under the microscope. Why?

We can say a lot about Jalen Hurts as a quarterback, but we also have to recognize the positives that he brings to the Philadelphia Eagles' offense.

The Eagles had only one fourth-down try. It happened late in the game, on fourth and one from Philly's 29. The failure allowed the Lions to turn a 16-6 deficit into a one-score game, at 16-9. And it required the Eagles to play keep-away from Detroit, an effort that was fueled by an " absolutely terrible " pass interference penalty on Detroit.

Reports about unhappiness within the Eagles’ organization regarding Jalen Hurts aren’t anything new. Whenever the team struggles offensively, the

Footage caught Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni pointing and laughing at Jared Goff after he tossed an incomplete pass.

“A.J., go read a bleeping book,” another screamed when star receiver A.J. Brown was flagged for an illegal block on a Saquon Barkley run that had taken the Eagles into Detroit territory on the final play of the third quarter.

Eagles coach Nick Sirianni didn’t have to refuse to answer questions about receiver A.J. Brown on Friday. Sirianni didn’t get any.

Eagles coach Nick Sirianni has grown tired of A.J. Brown questions as the star receiver's frustration continues despite the team's 7-2 record and playoff push.

Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni respects the Lions after they stopped the Tush Push in the fourth quarter on Sunday night.