“God’s blessed us very much. He gave us all the talents to be able to get here. So first and foremost, thanks to Him.“That’s what Eagles head coach stated after winning Super Bowl LIX. Raised Catholic, Nick Sirianni has publicly acknowledged his faith and often expressed gratitude to God for his blessings, including his team’s success on several occasions. Before the NFL draft unfolds, the coach is busy writing a different kind of playbook off the field.

Remember when Sirianni took time away from the X’s and O’s to host a special event? Well, that gathering might hold even more significance now. The Christian organization Life Surge is preparing to bring Sirianni back to the Wells Fargo Center for what promises to be more than just another speaking engagement.

On May 31, Life Surge, a Christian organization, is hosting a one-day event at the Wells Fargo Center. They have some big names lined up, including Nick Sirianni, Cooper DeJean, and Kayleigh McEnany, along with John C. Maxwell and Anne Beiler, the founder of Auntie Anne’s Pretzels. Heisman Trophy winner Tim Tebow and Duck Dynasty’s Willie Robertson will also be in attendance.

Life Surge describes this event as “a one-day, life-changing experience where thousands of local Christians gather to learn why and how to create and multiply financial resources for Kingdom impact.” The speakers will share how God has influenced their lives, making for what should be an inspiring lineup.

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In addition, there will be sessions on stock trading and real estate investing, featuring their Trade Surge software and online classes, which attendees can purchase at a discount after the conference—a nice perk.

Life Surge claims to be open to everyone, regardless of their faith or profession, and does not align with any specific Christian denomination. According to their website, Sirianni and DeJean “will share their incredible journey of faith, perseverance, and triumph.” They emphasize that this event isn’t just about football—it’s about the unwavering belief that has contributed to their success both on and off the field.

Most Life Surge events have a strong sports connection. For example, in Honolulu, former Eagles quarterback Marcus Mariota was a featured speaker. In Philly, having two Super Bowl champions on the lineup was a big draw—but if you want a photo with Sirianni and DeJean, you’ll need to purchase an early-bird VIP package for $295.

Talking about Sirianni’s faith, former legend Brandon Graham had some awes͏ome͏ things to say a͏bout the head ͏coach.

Eagles legend celebrates Nick Sirianni’s strong spirit

Eagles legend Brandon Graham announced his retirement on March 18. During his farewell speech, he praised Nick Sirianni’s resilience during a wild 2024 season that ended with a Super Bowl victory.

“Nick Sirianni, I felt like he stayed true to who he was, and that’s all it was,” Graham shared in an interview with Seth Joyner. He acknowledged the challenges Sirianni faced, especially with all the noise surrounding him. However, Graham believes that players in their position have a responsibility, as many people look up to them.

Graham’s remarks come after a rollercoaster season for Sirianni and the Eagles. The team faced heavy criticism following a shaky 2-2 start, with some fans even calling for Sirianni’s job before their Week 5 bye. Still, the coach stuck to his guns, and that’s something Graham deeply respected.

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“The stuff you go through—the good and the bad—you’ve got to stand tall through it, and I think Nick did a great job of just standing tall. I think we respected that,” Graham added. He noted that while many people might change under pressure, Sirianni stayed true to himself, listened, and took action. Sirianni led the Eagles to their second Super Bowl appearance in just three years. Their SB LIX win was sweet revenge against the Chiefs.

Graham’s retirement wraps up an amazing career with the Eagles, and his praise for Sirianni highlights the strong team culture that helped Philadelphia reach the top of the NFL in 2024. The mutual respect between Graham and Sirianni truly showcases why the Eagles have been thriving lately.