The way Nick Sirianni has turned the Philadelphia Eagles into an NFL powerhouse in his 4 years at the club, it was only a matter of time before he got his flowers. Team owner Jeffrey Lurie had already hinted at an extension last month at the NFL’s annual meeting in Palm Beach, Florida. And within a month, he has delivered. Sirianni was set to enter the final year of his 5-year contract signed in 2021. Sooner or later, the Eagles had to address his future anyway. The day they picked was May 19th, as Lurie put to bed any rumor surrounding Sirianni’s exit from the Eagles.

“As an organization, we have always strived to create a championship culture of sustained success. Nothing is more important to fostering such an environment than having tremendous leadership. Nick has embodied everything we were looking for in a head coach since we hired him four years ago. His authentic style of leadership, football intelligence, passing for the game, and growth mindset have helped to bring out the best in our team.” Lurie wrote in a statement brimming with excitement after the Eagles announced a multi-year contract extension of Nick Sirianni.

For now, they haven’t yet shared the details behind the contract extension. Given Sirianni’s 5-year contract was believed to be worth $35M, this would surely be an upgrade on the former. Sirianni was previously earning approximately $7M annually. And he was also ranked the 11th highest-paid coach in the NFL. Apart from his probable salary discussions, Sirianni’s net worth could also increase significantly. In 2025, he was projected to be worth around $10M. But after this deal, he is expected to be worth way more than just $10M. Well, to be honest, Sirianni deserves this extension.

We’ve agreed on a multi-year extension with Head Coach Nick Sirianni ‼️ pic.twitter.com/K094MmJ0fR

— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) May 19, 2025

He has filled the Eagles roster with great talent everywhere. The team is full of individuals with a drive to win it all. And after coming so close to a Super Bowl title in 2023, Sirianni returned to the biggest stage and completed his unfinished business. His Eagles thrashed the 3-peat chasing Kansas City Chiefs while showing the NFL how ruthless they can be. Besides just delivering the Super Bowl in his 4th year as an NFL coach, Sirianni has installed a winning culture in Philadelphia. In his 4 years, he has shown maturity beyond his experience, entering the record books in multiple instances.

Nick Sirianni’s contract extension speaks of his record-breaking impact as the Eagles’ boss

Sirianni has turned the Eagles into one of the NFL’s most feared franchises. His record as a coach shows how dominant the Eagles have been in the last 4 seasons. Sirianni’s 54-23 record, including playoffs, etches his name in the NFL record books as the coach with the second-most wins in his first 4 seasons in the league. Sirianni has delivered so many Ws that he boasts the third-highest winning percentage, .706, of any Super Bowl-era coach in the NFL. He is only behind Hall of Famers John Madden and George Allen. Apart from sharing the history books with other Hall of Fame coaches. Sirianni has his own record.

He is the first ever head coach to earn 4 playoff appearances, win two conference titles, and hoist a Lombardi in his first 4 seasons in the league. Talk about the monumental impact Sirianni has had on the Eagles as a whole. On the field, the Eagles have been a monstrous opposition both on offense and defense. Offensively, Sirianni’s Eagles are third in points per game (26.7), second in rushing yards per game (153.9), and sixth in total offense per game (367.6) since he arrived.

Defensively, the Eagles have been equally brutal in shutting down their opponents. They are fourth in both total defense per game (316.2) and sacks (183). Just last season, Sirianni’s run-heavy offense set the league on fire, putting up 3,866 rushing yards. Out of which, Offensive Player of the Year Saquon Barkley accounted for 2,504 yards himself. Sirianni has also been a great teacher. Three of his assistants have since been hired as head coaches elsewhere. Shane Steichen, Colts boss, Jonathan Gannon, Cardinals boss, and just hired Kellen Moore, Saints boss.

Sirianni hasn’t just produced a great team. He also proudly flexes his impact on the sidelines. Now that he has received his much-awaited contract extension. Only time will tell whether Sirianni will continue his hot streak as the Eagles’ head coach.