News about Arryn Siposs

Arryn Siposs (pictured right) was drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in a brutal manner this season after making a crucial mistake in the Super Bowl this year. In 2015, the 31-year-old was also delisted by St Kilda (left).

Arryn Siposs (pictured right) alumnus has gained a coaching job with Hawthorn, an AFL club. It came after his howler in February, which would not be forgotten by Philadelphia Eagles fans anytime soon. Before heading to the United States, the 31-year-old (left) played 28 AFL games for St Kilda between 2011 and 2015.

Arryn Siposs, a former player in St Kilda AFL, has started his 'nightmare' campaign in the Super Bowl, marking a pivotal moment in the Kansas City Chiefs' sweeping 38-35 victory. Siposs, 30, (pictured left), told SEN Radio that he did not get the kick he wanted in the fourth quarter at a crucial moment. Adding to Siposs' dissatisfaction with his move by the Philadelphia Eagles, despite only having one year to go on his deal.

In Super Bowl LVII, Australian punter Arryn Siposs had a howler moment while playing for the Philadelphia Eagles. The Chiefs came back from a 10-point deficit to face the Philadelphia Eagles 38-35 in a game for the ages in a breathless Super Bowl, the third-highest scoring of all time. Siposs, a former St Kilda forward, survived a terrifying time in the fourth quarter when he was called on to punt the Eagles out of danger.

On Sunday, Jordan Mailata and Arryn Siposs made history by becoming the first Australians to play together at the Super Bowl. Despite being imported from separate footy codes - Mailata from NRL and Sipose from AFL - the players have joined forces to play for the Philadelphia Eagles against the Kansas City Chiefs. So who are the glamorous WAGs cheering on these Aussie heroes from the grandstands?

Arryn Siposs (left) has officially activated punter Arryn Siposs (left) with the ex-AFL star (right) expected to return from injury for the Super Bowl. After suffering a horrific leg injury as a result of a blocked punt, the 30-year-old was recalled from injured reserve, and the former St Kilda forward now lines up alongside fellow Aussie Jordan Mailata (inset).

Arryn Siposs, an Aussie footballer, is feeling nostalgic as he prepares for his biggest game of his life thanks to a surge of love from his former AFL teammates. The 30-year-old has made the change from St Kilda's (right) to a Philadelphia Eagles punter (inset), but he is thankful for the help of his former Saints teammates.

Footage from Philadelphia's practice (left) ahead of next Monday's Super Bowl may indicate that Aussie punter Arryn Siposs (right) will face the Chiefs alongside compatriot Jordan Mailata. The former AFL player (inset), who shared a forward 50 with St Kilda with superstar Nick Riewoldt, had been on the Eagles' injury reserve list since strained his ankle on December 11 - but he may not have recovered in the nick of time.

The Philadelphia Eagles are set to have two Aussies in their ranks for Super Bowl LVII with former AFL star Arryn Siposs set to join Jordan Mailata in battle against the Kansas City Chiefs

Arryn Siposs was delisted by St Kilda when he was just 22 years old, due to a string of injuries. Now he is on the verge of assisting his colleague Jordan Mailata as the first Australians to play on a winning Super Bowl team.

After receiving an injury during a game in which Arryn Sipose saved a touchdown off his own boot, Philadelphia Eagles fans have said he'one of us.'

Australian players are continuing to make headlines in the NFL, and for the first time, Australian players will be able to sport our Country's flag on their helmets. As part of the Australian Football League's International Series, eight players from Down Under will be branded with an Australian flag sticker on their helmets for the next two weeks: Michael Dickson, Mitch Wishnowsky, Jordan Mailata (left), Daniel Faalele (right), Adam Gotsis, Cameron Johnston, Arryn Siposs, and Matt Leo.

After a spectacular rundown tackle for the Eagles on Tuesday, former AFL star Arryn Siposs has set the NFL world ablaze, being dubbed the 'fastest punter in history.' After an outstanding play following a blocked field goal, Siposs, who played 28 times for St Kilda, gained a touchdown.