This simple stat proves that Nick Sirianni has surpassed Sean McVay

There has always been a hierarchy of NFL coaches, and lately, Andy Reid has been universally regarded as the best coach in the league for his accomplishments with the Kansas City Chiefs. Right below him is just about always Sean McVay of the Los Angeles Rams, mainly for being what many call an offensive genius. After that, it tends to be more of that archetype, and Nick Sirianni does not usually get enough love, despite all he's done for the Philadelphia Eagles. It's honestly baffling that someone with Sirianni's resume, which includes two Super Bowl trips with one win, is usually on the outside looking in on these conversations, not to mention a .706 winning percentage. That's the world we find ourselves in, though. Sure, Sirianni may not call plays like McVay; however, he makes up for it by being a leader of men, a CEO-type, something he does pretty well considering all the success his Eagles have had since he took over for Doug Pederson in 2021. Then there's this stat that makes it pretty much impossible