Nick Sirianni

These are the burdens of leadership. Leadership's not always seen. It's not always seen. And you know what? I know what I signed up for. I know that there's criticism that comes when you don't perform the way that you need to perform. And that's what we signed up for.

Well, you know, the last time they told me about this when I first got here, they said... We won the Super Bowl in 2017. I'm like, oh, yeah, I remember that. And then they were like, well, the next year in 2018, we went three and out our first drive, and they were booing.

Well, you know, the last time they told me about this when I first got here, they said... We won the Super Bowl in 2017. I'm like, oh, yeah, I remember that. And then they were like, well, the next year in 2018, we went three and out our first drive, and they were booing.

Well, you know, the last time they told me about this when I first got here, they said... We won the Super Bowl in 2017. I'm like, oh, yeah, I remember that. And then they were like, well, the next year in 2018, we went three and out our first drive, and they were booing.

It may have been, and I may be exaggerating, and it also may have been we didn't score any points at halftime, and they were booing. I'm like... Shoot. That's Philly. You've got to love it.

It may have been, and I may be exaggerating, and it also may have been we didn't score any points at halftime, and they were booing. I'm like... Shoot. That's Philly. You've got to love it.

It may have been, and I may be exaggerating, and it also may have been we didn't score any points at halftime, and they were booing. I'm like... Shoot. That's Philly. You've got to love it.

You've got to score some points. Don't go three and out.

You've got to score some points. Don't go three and out.

You've got to score some points. Don't go three and out.

He's a hell of an offensive coach. He's a stud. Yeah. Yeah, he's a stud. And he's done an awesome job at Toledo. Jason and I were teammates, right? Jason and I were teammates. His senior year in 2001, all right, and my sophomore year, it took me a little – it really was like my second – I had three more years after that because it took me some more time to graduate. Italian.

He's a hell of an offensive coach. He's a stud. Yeah. Yeah, he's a stud. And he's done an awesome job at Toledo. Jason and I were teammates, right? Jason and I were teammates. His senior year in 2001, all right, and my sophomore year, it took me a little – it really was like my second – I had three more years after that because it took me some more time to graduate. Italian.

He's a hell of an offensive coach. He's a stud. Yeah. Yeah, he's a stud. And he's done an awesome job at Toledo. Jason and I were teammates, right? Jason and I were teammates. His senior year in 2001, all right, and my sophomore year, it took me a little – it really was like my second – I had three more years after that because it took me some more time to graduate. Italian.

Italian. Him and I were the starting receivers for the first two games I got hurt, and I was out the rest of the year. But then Jason was my coach. In 2002 and 2003, he was my receiver coach. So imagine the guy you drink a lot of beers with and hang out with a lot. Now he's yelling at you and telling you what to do and everything like that. But he's a great he was he was a great coach.

Italian. Him and I were the starting receivers for the first two games I got hurt, and I was out the rest of the year. But then Jason was my coach. In 2002 and 2003, he was my receiver coach. So imagine the guy you drink a lot of beers with and hang out with a lot. Now he's yelling at you and telling you what to do and everything like that. But he's a great he was he was a great coach.

Italian. Him and I were the starting receivers for the first two games I got hurt, and I was out the rest of the year. But then Jason was my coach. In 2002 and 2003, he was my receiver coach. So imagine the guy you drink a lot of beers with and hang out with a lot. Now he's yelling at you and telling you what to do and everything like that. But he's a great he was he was a great coach.

Then fast forward to when I now I'm going into coaching and I take a job at Mount Union. Now, not only is he my roommate, my you know, because I'm going to live in his house. He's my roommate. He's my colleague and he's my landlord because he's charging me money to live in a home. Right. Listen to this. A lot of coaches lived in that room.

Then fast forward to when I now I'm going into coaching and I take a job at Mount Union. Now, not only is he my roommate, my you know, because I'm going to live in his house. He's my roommate. He's my colleague and he's my landlord because he's charging me money to live in a home. Right. Listen to this. A lot of coaches lived in that room.

Then fast forward to when I now I'm going into coaching and I take a job at Mount Union. Now, not only is he my roommate, my you know, because I'm going to live in his house. He's my roommate. He's my colleague and he's my landlord because he's charging me money to live in a home. Right. Listen to this. A lot of coaches lived in that room.

There was about five coaches that Jason was making money off of all of us, charging us rent. I got the room because they were all a year or two older than me, and I got the room that was in the living room. It was connected to the dining room. I had a sheet. for a little bit of privacy, no heat in that room. So I had a space heater. Oh, right.