News about Jeffrey Lurie

According to multiple sources, Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni will speak with team owner Jeffrey Lurie on Friday for their customary departure interview at the end of the season. Sirianni led the Eagles off to a 10-1 start to the season before losing five of six games to bring the regular season to a close. An overflow of questions regarding Sirianni's employment prospects has arisen as a result of the Eagles' 32-9 dismantling at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the NFC Wild Card Round.

Maxie Baughan, the franchise's legend, died on Saturday at the age of 85. The Alabama native died of natural causes surrounded by family in New York, according to the organization. I am sad to learn of Maxie Baughan's, one of our team's all-time greats,' said Jeffrey Lurie, Eagles team chairman and CEO.

In a riveting – and perhaps tone deaf – interpretation of the team's fight tune following the Philadelphia Eagles' NFC championship game victory over the visiting San Francisco 49ers on Sunday, quarterback Jalen Hurts led teammates, fans, and even owner Jeffrey Lurie. 'Fly, Eagles Fly,' following the 31-7 victory, the MVP nominee performed to the Lincoln Financial Field audience.' 'On the road to victory!' Charles Borrelli and Richard Courtland Harrison, the latter of whom was an arranger for jazz guitarist Charlie Byrd, wrote the song in 1955. It's normally played at Eagles home games before the national anthem and after Philadelphia touchdowns.