Brandon Graham says the Philadelphia Eagles rallied around Nick Sirianni this week.
"I do, I do," Graham told Joe DeCamara on Tuesday's 94WIP Morning Show when asked if he thinks the Eagles rallied around their head coach.
"Because for us to win the game and the way everybody was acting and critiquing it was like, 'Alright, let's go out here and let's put one together.' Because y'all keep us on our toes too. As much as everybody may seem sad about a win, it was like, 'You know what, let's go.' Let's go show everybody what we already know, let's just continue to stay focused on what we do and even with coach. Coach just stayed focused, he was like, 'All I could do is put my head down and go to work.' And it turned out good on Sunday."
DeCamara later asked Sirianni if Sunday's 28-3 win over the Giants meant more to him when he gets a win after getting criticized all week.
"No, every game is so important," Sirianni said on Tuesday's 94WIP Morning Show. "Every game is, we're going out there and putting everything we have...You always try to stay in the moment, always want our players to think, 'Hey how do I be in this moment, how do I control the things I can control?' And that's my work and that's my attitude."
Sirianni, of course, faced criticism all week for his actions at the end of the Eagles' Week 6 win at home vs. the Browns, where Sirianni was seen yelling at some Eagles fans. After the game, Sirianni controversially brought his children to the press conference.