Philadelphia Eagles coach Nick Sirianni expressed remorse over his emotional reaction to a late hit on quarterback Jalen Hurts by Chicago Bears linebacker D'Marco Jackson during the Eagles' 27-7 loss in Chicago. The hit occurred as Hurts scrambled out of bounds on a second-and-4 play, resulting in an unnecessary roughness penalty and a concussion evaluation. Sirianni admitted he let his emotions get the best of him after being seen shouting expletives toward Jackson on the sideline.

Hurts was briefly removed from the game but returned after clearing concussion protocols, later scoring a touchdown before halftime. Andy Dalton replaced Hurts temporarily and threw an interception that prevented the Eagles from scoring early. Sirianni emphasized that player health must come first and acknowledged he should have remained steadier during the incident.

He reiterated his support for his players while regretting his sideline conduct, stating he needs to handle such situations with more composure moving forward.