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In euphoria to win your first Super Bowl title, head coach Philadelphia Eagles Nick sirianni He really wanted to get his hands on the cigar.
After finally went to the dressing room after the demolition of Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 Super Bowl lix On Sunday, February 9, Sirianni (43) entered the rough Postgame celebration with an empty hand.
Fortunately, the Eagles CEO Howie Roseman He was there to save the day.
“Hey, I found your cigar!” Roseman, 47, enthusiastically said Sirianni, by Athletic‘with Michael Silverwho was in the middle of the party.
Gregory Shamus/Getty Images for coach Philadelphia Eagles Nick Sirianni, football is a family matter. The youngest of the three sons, Sirianni grew up in Jamestown in New York and was trained by his father Fran Sirianni while playing football in high school. Continued to play College Ball at the University of Mount Union in Ohio (…)
But it was a bit of a problem.
“You know I like Black & Mild,” Sirianni told Roseman. “No one bought me black and mild?”
Black & Milds are thinner, tube tobacco cigars that come in different flavors, different style than the most traditional cigars that many players enjoyed in the middle of their beer and tequila pouring.
“Oh, Geez,” Roseman said with a laugh of his head coach. Sirianni replied, “You know I’m a low class!”
It is not clear whether Sirianni ever got his black and mild, but probably it was not a big problem after the head coach of the fourth year celebrated his first Super Bowl victory and ended the end of the search for the third consecutive league title.
According to AthleticSirianni was the last member of the organization to leave the dressing room at 3:20
Chief coach Andy Reid is already thinking about what the Chiefs of Kansas can learn from his loss of Super Bowl 2025. Reid, 66, spoke with reporters after Philadelphia Eagles defeated the chiefs of 40-22 in Super Bowl Lix on Sunday, February and He admitted it was a “harsh day” for his team. “I’m proud of it (…)
“You know this thing the main coaching – I think people have an opinion on how they think it should be the head coach,” Sirianni Silver said, while the celebration was still raging. “But you have to be who you are.” That doesn’t mean you’re trying not to improve. This does not mean that sometimes I do not try to control my emotions, because I know it is one of my biggest strengths. But (it) can also be an obstacle. ”
Sirianni added: “But I am really grateful for adversity and grateful for criticism. The unnatural of you makes you who you are, the team is, who it is, and I’m proud of it. I just didn’t match what people wanted me to be. I was faithful to the one who I am and I did so because I was in high school. So I am grateful for adversity. I am grateful for criticism. ”
The eagle party will continue when the team hosts a show of celebrations In the center of Philadelphia on Friday, February 14th.
