An early bye week for the Philadelphia Eagles may have served Jalen Hurts and Nick Sirianni well. Speaking to reporters about the Week 5 bye, Hurts said

Not even halfway through the season, some fans are calling for the firing of Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni after his team's subpar start.Why it matters: The Eagles return from their bye week Sunday under pressure to improve after losing eight of their last 11 games dating back to last season.

Nick Sirianni would have everyone believe that the thoughts that cause him to bolt out of bed in the dead of night don’t have anything to do with his job security. A coach thinks about coaching and little else,

Whatever happened to Jalen Hurts during the bye week was better for the Philadelphia Eagles. The franchise quarterback and head coach Nick Sirianni seemed to have worked out their issues during the team's week off.

The last time the Eagles had a turnover advantage in a game was Week 11 at Kansas City when Bradley Roby forced a fourth-quarter Travis Kelce fumble that was recovered by Nicolas Morrow to help preserve a Philadelphia victory.

About 19 months after Nick Sirianni led the Philadelphia Eagles to the Super Bowl, almost 10 months since they stood at 10-1 and after an offseason shakeup of coordinators, the fourth-year head coach is in hot water with his team at .

Two head coaches try to cool down their hot seats and two quarterbacks try to regain their successful form when the Cleveland Browns visit the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday. Fourth-year

Jalen Hurts shared great moments with Nick Sirianni during bye week that could elevate Eagles down the stretch run

We get to play Eagles football. We get to go out there and have fun.” Top receivers A.J. Brown (hamstring) and DeVonta Smith (concussion) and right tackle Lane Johnson (concussion) were all full participants in Wednesday’s practice at NovaCare Complex.