Eagles coach Nick Sirianni, 43, becomes unexpected heartthrob after Super Bowl appearance

Nick Sirianni has become somewhat of a heartthrob following the Philadelphia Eagles' triumph at Super Bowl LIX on Sunday. The 43-year-old football coach found himself the center of attention on social media after his team beat the Kansas City Chiefs to become this year's NFL champions. People rushed to X, formerly known as Twitter, to compliment Sirianni - who shared an emotional moment with his family on the field following the epic Super Bowl win.

'Nick Sirianni you're a handsome fella,' one person posted, while another wrote: 'Nick Sirianni is hot.'. A third commented, 'Nick Sirianni… I didn't know his eyes were like that,' and a fourth said: 'Eagles coach fine as hell my god.'. 'Nick Sirianni is cute as hell omg,' someone else posted, as another gushed: 'Nick Sirianni is so f***ing hot.'. A different X user posted: 'Didn't realize how hot the Eagles head coach was until now.'.

Someone else agreed and wrote, 'The Eagles head coach is so damn fine lol,' and another said: 'Also the Eagles coach is attractive, his eyes are soooo pretty.'. Nick Sirianni has become somewhat of a heartthrob following the Philadelphia Eagles' triumph at Super Bowl LIX on February 9. The 43-year-old was all smiles as he congratulated Eagles player Jalen Hurts on the field. Viewers rushed to X to compliment Nick as one person branded him 'a handsome fella'.

Another X user claimed that the Philadelphia Eagles coach is 'fine as hell'. Someone else was quick to mention Nick's eyes as they gushed over his appearance on X. 'No one told me the Eagles coach looked like this or I would've tuned in earlier this season,' one more person admitted. It comes as fans predicted that Sirianni and the Eagles will snub President Donald Trump, and won't make a trip to the White House following their triumph in New Orleans.

The Eagles are now the first team to win a professional sports championship during the second Presidential term of Trump, with a visit to the White House commonplace in American sports. It was certainly common up until Trump first took office back in 2017, when many who disagreed with him politically did not want to make the visit and rub elbows with the divisive President. That included the Eagles in 2018, with Trump canceling their visit the day before it was supposed to take place after the White House was notified that a smaller delegation of players was set to attend.

Trump's rhetoric has not changed for his second term in the Oval Office, however, the Eagles have a new head coach in Sirianni. Asked about a potential visit after the game, Sirianni replied: 'I don't even know. We'll see as we go. 'We're going to enjoy this tonight, we'll enjoy it tomorrow, we'll enjoy it the next day.'. Nick didn't confirm nor deny whether or not the Eagles would visit President Donald Trump at the White House following their big win.

'We don't have to get ready for another game. So can't wait to celebrate this with the guys and celebrate this with my family,' he continued. 'It takes a lot of people to be in this spot. Love this team., love these guys,' he added. Sirianni will likely be in on the decision whether the Eagles buck their trend and make their way south to meet with Trump. Trump, 78, was at the Super Bowl for the first half in New Orleans on Sunday night and received a more favorable reaction from the crowd compared to Taylor Swift.