section_path: Career/Philadelphia Eagles/2024 season: Super Bowl LIX victory
section_name: 2024 season: Super Bowl LIX victory
paragraph_text: 2024 season: Super Bowl LIX victory
  
  During Week 2 of the 2024 season against the Atlanta Falcons Sirianni was widely criticized for throwing the ball on 3rd and 3 at the Atlanta 10-yard line up 18–15, where the pass fell incomplete, giving Atlanta time to march down the field and secure the victory. During week 3, despite a 15–12 victory over the New Orleans Saints, Sirianni still received criticism for his fourth down aggression. After a week 6 home victory over the Cleveland Browns, Sirianni drew criticism for having a shouting match against the Eagles' fans in attendance behind the team's sideline. While the Eagles were on the field in victory formation, TV cameras showed that Sirianni walked behind the bench, put an index finger to his right ear then shouted words that could not be heard from afar but were interpreted as, "I can't hear you." Sirianni refused to go into any detail on what precipitated his post-game antics.
  
  Despite early struggles and a 2–2 start, Sirianni coached the Eagles to a 14–3 regular season record and an NFC East title, finishing as the No. 2 seed in the conference. Propelled by the 2024 addition of running back Saquon Barkley and an astounding defensive turnaround from the prior season under the leadership of defensive coordinator Vic Fangio, the Eagles secured a Wild Card Round victory over the Green Bay Packers and a Divisional Round victory over the Los Angeles Rams. For the second time in his career, Sirianni won the NFC Championship against the Washington Commanders 55–23, in which the Eagles broke an NFL record for the most points ever scored in a conference championship game en route to Super Bowl LIX.
  
  In a Super Bowl rematch against the Kansas City Chiefs, the Eagles won handily, 40–22, winning Sirianni his first Super Bowl title as a head coach. Closing out the 2024 season, Sirianni bested a 70% win percentage over his first four seasons as an NFL head coach with the Eagles, the highest career win percentage of any active NFL head coach at the time.
  
  During Week 2 of the 2024 season against the Atlanta Falcons Sirianni was widely criticized for throwing the ball on 3rd and 3 at the Atlanta 10-yard line up 18–15, where the pass fell incomplete, giving Atlanta time to march down the field and secure the victory. During week 3, despite a 15–12 victory over the New Orleans Saints, Sirianni still received criticism for his fourth down aggression. After a week 6 home victory over the Cleveland Browns, Sirianni drew criticism for having a shouting match against the Eagles' fans in attendance behind the team's sideline. While the Eagles were on the field in victory formation, TV cameras showed that Sirianni walked behind the bench, put an index finger to his right ear then shouted words that could not be heard from afar but were interpreted as, "I can't hear you." Sirianni refused to go into any detail on what precipitated his post-game antics.
  
  Despite early struggles and a 2–2 start, Sirianni coached the Eagles to a 14–3 regular season record and an NFC East title, finishing as the No. 2 seed in the conference. Propelled by the 2024 addition of running back Saquon Barkley and an astounding defensive turnaround from the prior season under the leadership of defensive coordinator Vic Fangio, the Eagles secured a Wild Card Round victory over the Green Bay Packers and a Divisional Round victory over the Los Angeles Rams. For the second time in his career, Sirianni won the NFC Championship against the Washington Commanders 55–23, in which the Eagles broke an NFL record for the most points ever scored in a conference championship game en route to Super Bowl LIX.
  
  In a Super Bowl rematch against the Kansas City Chiefs, the Eagles won handily, 40–22, winning Sirianni his first Super Bowl title as a head coach. Closing out the 2024 season, Sirianni bested a 70% win percentage over his first four seasons as an NFL head coach with the Eagles, the highest career win percentage of any active NFL head coach at the time.