Philadelphia Eagles coach Nick Sirianni apologized Monday for gesturing and jawing at fans in the final moments of a win during which restless fans booed a listless performance and “Fire Nick!” chants permeated pockets at Lincoln Financial Field.

Sirianni — a habitual trash-talker — put a finger to his right ear and chirped at fans in the first rows at Philadelphia's Lincoln Financial Field, where part of the crowd had earlier booed and chanted “Fire Nick!

After some Philadelphia fans chanted "Fire Nick" during lackluster first half, Eagles coach Nick Sirianni turns the tables in game's final seconds.

Watson failed to lead Cleveland to an offensive touchdown, failed to lead Cleveland to its first 20-point game, failed to lead Cleveland to even a glint of hope it can turn around its season. None of the beleaguered QB’s football foibles — much less his high-profile legal issues — are enough to persuade coach Kevin Stefanski he needs to make a change.

The Browns lost again on Sunday, falling to an NFL-worst 1-5 this season. But there were a couple bright spots against the Eagles. No, really.

The Cleveland Browns are reportedly close to announcing plans to build a glorious domed stadium. Maybe constructing an offense would be more practical. Or at least remodeling the quarterback room. Once again on Sunday,