Eagles coach unconcerned with NFC playoff seeding

In an ongoing NFL season, the Philadelphia Eagles have demonstrated strong performance, behind the leadership of Coach Nick Sirianni and standout player Jalen Hurts. With a current record of 10 wins and 2 losses, they have secured eight consecutive victories, strengthening their position as contenders for the Super Bowl. Their recent win against the Baltimore Ravens, 24-19, showcased their offensive strengths and resilience on the field. Despite their impressive record, Sirianni remains unfazed by discussions of the playoffs and potential top seed placements, stating that such outcomes are beyond their control, and the team's focus lies solely on their performance. The Eagles are positioned well within the NFC East and are expected to face the Carolina Panthers next, providing them with an opportunity to further solidify their playoff spot. Meanwhile, other franchises like the Minnesota Vikings and the Green Bay Packers are also in contention for playoff seeding, heightening the competitiveness of the conference. Moreover, the Eagles' defense has shown remarkable efficiency, having held opponents to under 225 passing yards for an impressive stretch of eight games. However, injuries have posed challenges, as star wide receiver DeVonta Smith was sidelined due to a hamstring issue during their previous game. The team also has a key player, Saquon Barkley, who has contributed significantly both in rushing yards and as an integral part of the offense. Barkley recently reached significant milestones, leading the league in rushing yards and tying the franchise record for 100-yard games. With five games remaining in the regular season, the Eagles are looking to maintain their momentum and finish strong as they aim for another NFC championship, a title they recently claimed. It remains to be seen how their performance will hold up in the critical closing weeks of the season, particularly in navigating injuries and the fierce competition within the division and conference. As they focus on concluding their regular-season campaign, the Eagles must balance their aspirations with the unpredictable nature of the playoffs, emphasizing their immediate goal of winning games rather than fixating on the outcomes of others.