The Eagles’ 2026 season is done. Are the coaches done, too?

John Stolnis argues that the Philadelphia Eagles' 2026 season is effectively over following a 27-10 loss to the Washington Commanders on Sunday Night Football. Dropping to a 2-6 record at the bottom of the NFC East, Stolnis questions whether head coach Nick Sirianni and his coaching staff will retain their jobs beyond the current campaign amid widespread sloppy execution and persistent unforced penalties.

While acknowledging major injuries, including quarterback Jalen Hurts being sidelined for the season with blood clots, Stolnis notes that the team's ongoing discipline issues point toward coaching competency. The article anticipates general manager Howie Roseman could sell off impending free agents before the trade deadline, while owner Jeffrey Lurie may consider hiring an offensive play-caller to replace the current staff.