TLDR
- Kalshi now gives a 78% chance the Philadelphia Eagles fire head coach Nick Sirianni this season.
- The odds were just 19% about a month ago, before the team lost four straight games.
- The Eagles are 2-4 after six weeks and have been outscored 95-58 during the losing streak.
- Quarterback Jalen Hurts has been shut down for the season with blood clots in both lungs.
- The Eagles face the Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football in Week 7.
Prediction market Kalshi now prices a 78% chance that the Philadelphia Eagles fire head coach Nick Sirianni this season. The figure comes from Kalshi’s NFL head coaches fired market, as reported by Sports Illustrated.
About a month ago, the same market gave Sirianni only a 19% chance of losing his job. The jump followed four straight Eagles losses that dropped the team to a 2-4 record through six weeks.
Kalshi will settle the market based on whether Sirianni is still with the team by March. At current prices, a $10 trade that the Eagles fire him would return a profit of $2.61.
The market moves in real time with game results. It does not wait for an official statement from the team.
How the Eagles Season Went Off Track
The Eagles’ struggles have come as a surprise to many fans. Last season, the team scored over 22 points per game and allowed fewer than 20.
This season, those numbers have flipped. Philadelphia now scores 17.7 points per game and allows nearly 23 points per game.
During the four-game losing streak, opponents have outscored the Eagles 95-58. The team has struggled on both sides of the ball.
The offensive line has been one of the biggest problems. In six games, the unit has allowed 16 sacks for 108 yards lost.
The running game has also slowed down. The Eagles are averaging only 3.7 yards per carry.
The team has also lost its starting quarterback. The Eagles shut down Jalen Hurts for the season after he was found to have blood clots in both lungs.
Questions have been raised about why Hurts was allowed to play and travel for the Week 6 game in London despite the diagnosis. That game was the Eagles’ fourth loss in a row.
Sirianni’s Record in Philadelphia
No decision on Sirianni’s future has been announced. If the slide continues, the Eagles could miss the playoffs for the first time since he became head coach in 2021.
Sirianni holds a 61-30 record with the Eagles. He is 6-4 in the playoffs, with two NFC Championships and a Super Bowl win.
Under Sirianni, the Eagles have ranked in the top 10 in both offense and defense in three of five seasons. The team has also won 11 or more games in four of those seasons.
Kalshi’s price on Sirianni could shift again soon. The Eagles play the Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football in Week 7, a game that may move the market once more.
