Eagles coach Nick Sirianni knows what losing a Super Bowl feels like. As he prepares Philadelphia and quarterback Jalen Hurts for a rematch with the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX, Sirianni believes his team wouldn't be here without the pain of their Super Bowl LVII defeat.

Despite facing plenty of criticism, Sirianni has been nothing short of elite through his brief, four-year career as the head coach of the Eagles.

Having played each other on this stage just two seasons ago, there is plenty of familiarity between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs. Even more so when you consider former Eagles Head Coach Andy Reid is now going for a three-peat with the Chiefs.

After a 2-2 start to the season, questions swirled around Nick Sirianni's status as head coach of the Eagles. Now, he has his team back in the Super Bowl.

Nick Sirianni is the first coach in Philadelphia Eagles' history to take the team to the Super Bowl twice. He's already in elite company among peers reaching the season's final game again, something only Mike Tomlin and Joe Gibbs can claim in their first four seasons as head coach.

The coach is the forgotten man when credit gets doled out for the Philadelphia Eagles’ surge to their second Super Bowl in three years.

He didn't get any consideration for the NFL Coach of the Year award this season despite leading his team to a 14-3 record following a turbulent-filled 2-2 start.

Speaking at his podium, Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni was asked to discuss the impact that Eagles’ Chief Security Officer Dom DiSandro, better known as “Big Dom” among the Philly faithful, has on the team. His praise could not have been higher.

Head coach Nick Sirianni has led the Philadelphia Eagles back to the Super Bowl for the second time during his tenure.