WATCH: Nick Sirianni has NSFW reaction to Cowboys-Eagles fight
It’s well known that the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles are two of the fiercest rivals in all of sports. Every time these two teams get together, things get intense. It’s an important game not only because of the rivalry, but for playoff position at the end of the year. Late in the fourth quarter on Sunday Night Football, tempers started flaring between the Cowboys and Eagles. Philadelphia was just running a simple running play to run out the clock with less than a minute remaining in the fourth quarter. After the play, Dallas defensive lineman Osa Odighizua and Philadelphia center Jason Kelce got into it and that sparked the fight between the two teams. And let’s just say Eagles’ head coach Nick Sirianni was not pleased about the way things went down.
First, check out the video below of the play that sparked the fight.
It appears that Kelce shoved Odighizua’s head after the play and the Cowboys’ defender was not pleased about it. He then got up and took Kelce to the ground, which sparked the fight between the two teams.
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Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni was furious
After the fight, Philadelphia Eagles’ head coach Nick Sirianni was not pleased about it and yelled some choice curse words over at the Dallas sideline. Hint: he wasn’t saying “Love you.” It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to read his lips and figure out what he said.
Check out the video below.
The game showed that there is clearly no love lost between the two franchises and the rivalry is as fierce as ever after Sunday night.
Sirianni’s actions will likely endear him to the Philadelphia fan base even more, there’s no doubt about it. But, his actions will also likely draw some sort of a fine or penalty from the higher ups in the National Football League. Either way, it’s clear that this rivalry is going to be one of the best to watch this year, with how good both teams are playing and the intensity of the game being at one of its highest levels. Pull up a seat for the next Dallas-Philadelphia game. Should be a great one!