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Eagles Coach Nick Sirianni Yells at Bears Linebacker After Hit on Jalen Hurts

The incident occurred during Monday Night Football as the Eagles fell to the Bears, with Sirianni expressing frustration over a hit that led to a penalty and a brief concussion evaluation.

By Felo News Desk · Published

During Monday Night Football on September 27, the Philadelphia Eagles lost 27‑7 to the Chicago Bears in Chicago. Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni shouted at Bears linebacker D’Marco Jackson after Jackson hit quarterback Jalen Hurts late out of bounds on a second‑and‑four play, drawing an unnecessary‑roughness penalty and forcing Hurts to miss about two minutes while being evaluated for a concussion.

In a clip that circulated online, Sirianni appeared to say “P—y” to Jackson, a remark he later admitted he would like to take back. He said, “I always come away when I have a moment like that with remorse of, ‘Man, I shouldn’t have let my emotions get the best of me,’” according to the New York Post.

Hurts was cleared from concussion protocol and re‑entered the game after the hit. The Eagles’ offense struggled for most of the game, completing 248 total yards and throwing 153 passing yards with one interception. Bears quarterback Case Keenum finished 24‑of‑34 for 247 yards, two passing touchdowns and a rushing touchdown, leading the Bears to victory.

After the incident, Andy Dalton relieved Hurts and threw an interception on a third‑and‑goal from the 2‑yard line, extending the Bears’ lead. Dalton later apologized to Hurts for the interception, as reported by the Post.

In the aftermath, Sirianni expressed remorse for his words, noting he “didn’t like how I handled that” and that he “has to be more steady in that situation.” The Eagles’ defense had already been under pressure, with Jalen Hurts having been hit earlier in the game and the Bears’ defense forcing a turnover on the final drive.

Key facts

  • Eagles lost 27‑7 to the Bears on September 27, 2026 (nypost.com)
  • Nick Sirianni shouted at Bears linebacker D’Marco Jackson after a hit on Jalen Hurts (nypost.com)
  • Jalen Hurts was evaluated for a concussion and returned to play after the hit (nypost.com)
  • Case Keenum completed 24 of 34 passes for 247 yards, two passing touchdowns and one rushing touchdown (nypost.com)
  • Andy Dalton threw an interception on a third‑and‑goal after taking over for Hurts (nypost.com)

Background

The game was the third week of the NFL season, with the Eagles hosting the Bears in a Monday Night Football matchup. Earlier coverage highlighted key injuries and the quarterback duel between Jalen Hurts and Case Keenum.

Why it matters

The incident highlighted the intensity of NFL sidelines and the importance of player safety, especially regarding concussion protocols.

What happens next

No further disciplinary action was announced for Sirianni or Jackson at the time of reporting.

Sources

Earlier coverage

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