After leading the Eagles to a dominant 40-22 Super Bowl win over the Chiefs, head coach Nick Sirianni shared a heartfelt moment with his parents on the field, marking a career-defining achievement.

Upon being drenched with a Gatorade bath, shaking hands with opposing coach Andy Reid, and doing an interview with Fox Sports, Eagles coach Nick Sirianni was finally able to wade through the crowd of executives, players, and media to find his parents—Fran and Amy.

Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni took it all in after the Super Bowl 59 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs.

A new video released on X (formerly Twitter) by NFL Films revealed the incredibly emotional moment for the 43-year-old after winning his first Super Bowl title. Sirianni embraced his mother Amy first who was similarly emotional. "Oh, Nick, I'm so happy," she said. He then embraced his father, too, who said, "Couldn't be more proud."

"I think people have an opinion of the way they think a head coach should be," Sirianni said. “But you’ve got to be who you are."

Andy Reid is one of the greatest head coaches in NFL history, and is on his way to becoming one of the greatest ever with this Kansas City Chiefs dynasty. Thanks to the Chiefs' foresight in trading up to draft Patrick Mahomes back in 2017,

Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown was candid about the early offensive pass interference call that negated a massive play. When asked how he felt after the refs called him for pushing off, he answered that he knew, "It's going to be a long game."

Nick Sirianni is living his best life after leading the Philadelphia Eagles to a dominant Super Bowl 59 victory. The head coach, who faced intense scrutiny earlier in the season, has now silenced his critics in the best way possible — by hoisting the Lombardi Trophy.