R1 Nick Sirianni fired a four-word message straight at Bills Mafia after Josh Allen’s critical mistake — and the internet exploded.
Emotions ran high after a tense finish between the Philadelphia Eagles and Buffalo Bills. Head coach Nick Sirianni’s team secured a narrow 13–12 win over the Bills in a game where the outcome wasn’t set in stone until the very end. Naturally, the coach couldn’t help but celebrate by shouting a simple yet powerful word message long after the final whistle.
“Not so much [talking] anymore!” he yelled in the tunnel while heading back to the locker room. He was referring to Buffalo fans talking. “Love this sh-t.”
As the players walked off, the coach came up behind them and shot his message to wide receiver AJ Brown, who hit a milestone during the Week 17 game. With 68 receiving yards, the wideout has crossed the 1,000-yard mark for the fourth straight season. It is something that no player from Philadelphia has achieved.
Back to Sirianni, he had enough reasons to feel happy after his team’s gritty win at the goal line on Sunday. However, this isn’t the first time the coach has indulged in some trash-talking against fans. Last season, he was busy going at it against the Browns’ fans in the stands during the Eagles’ 20-16 win.
Plus, he also had a heated run-in with Zach Ertz in 2024 after the matchup with the Commanders. The coach later called up his former player to apologize.
Regardless, the Eagles didn’t stack up points, but their defense kept doing the heavy lifting throughout the contest. This win not only continued their winning streak but also snapped quarterback Josh Allen’s 12-game regular-season home winning streak in December and January.
On Sunday, the crowd at Highmark Stadium witnessed the Eagles’ powerful defense, which limited the Bills from scoring for three quarters, while the offense struggled to sustain drives. Philadelphia’s only touchdown came late in the first quarter when linebacker Jaelan Phillips stripped Josh Allen on a sack. Taking advantage, linebacker Jihaad Campbell raced 33 yards with the ball before handing it to the offense. They finished the drive with a one-yard touchdown pass to tight end Dallas Goedert.
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This was one of the few bright moments the offense had. Meanwhile, the defense dropped Allen five times, with Jalyx Hunt recording two sacks and Moro Ojomo, Jalen Carter, and Jaelan Phillips adding one each. They shut out the Bills in the first half, leading 13–0 at the break.
Eagles’ cornerback Cooper DeJean tied a career-high with nine tackles, with safety Marcus Epps matching his total. The highlight?
The defense limited the Bills’ powerful run game to just 120 yards. Mind you, the Bills had entered as the NFL’s top rushing offense, averaging 158.9 yards a game.
So, the Eagles gained momentum early on, but what made things worse for the Bills was their QB Josh Allen’s blunder.
