Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie defends tush push
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"Nick's going to be our coach," Lurie said Tuesday at the NFL owners meetings in Palm Beach, Florida.
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A spokesperson for the Eagles confirmed to FOX 29 last month that the team accepted President Donald Trump's invitation to visit the White House for a Super Bowl celebration on April 28.
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Jeffrey Lurie says Nick Sirianni is everything he had hoped for in a head coach and indicates that a contract extension might be coming soon.
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