Michael Vick urges Eagles fans to be patient with Nick Sirianni amid losing streak

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Former quarterback Michael Vick has publicly defended Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni as fan frustration grows. The criticism follows a difficult loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars. Vick also asked supporters to show patience with quarterback Jalen Hurts. Tensions have risen as offensive struggles have contributed to a three-game losing streak.

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