Furious Eagles fan launches bucket of POPCORN at coach Nick Sirianni after Philadelphia’s humiliating 32-9 loss to Tampa Bay in the NFL playoffs

After an embarrassing wild card loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, a Philadelphia Eagles fan made his feelings known by tossing a bucket of popcorn on coach Nick Sirianni. 

The Eagles fans’ frustration reached a breaking point with the 9-32 loss in Tampa Bay to end their season. 

A viral clip showed a disappointed fan tossing popcorn from the stands down to Sirianni as he and the team walked towards the tunnel after the game. 

The fan is seen wearing a black Haason Redick jersey and Eagles hat. Although the clip does not show if the popcorn landed on the target, the glares from players who trailed Sirianni painted their disgust.

In the same clip, other fans surrounding him are heard repeatedly yelling: ‘You’re done Nick.’ 

Fans have called for Sirianni’s firing since the team lost five of their last six games this season 

Stadium security was quick to act as they climbed up the stands to confront the fan. 

‘You ain’t leaving nowhere, get your a** over here,’ a staff member says.

The culprit did not seem eager to get out of the scene as he slowly walked up steps that led to an exit. Meanwhile, fans for both teams appeared shocked by what they witnessed. 

‘Hey you better move fast,’ the person behind the camera prompted shortly before security caught up to the fan. 

Whether or not the fan faced consequences for his hostile act remains a question. 

The Buccaneers blew the Eagles out, 32-9, in a wild card game to end their season on Monday

Tampa Bay will move on to face the Detroit Lions in the divisional playoffs on Sunday night 

The Eagles started the regular season on a great note, going 10-1 in their first 11 games. However, things turned sour when they lost five of their last six outings with fans placing blame on Sirianni. 

Their season finale was especially disappointing after a 27-10 loss to the struggling New York Giants. The game saw the Eagles held scoreless in the fist half. 

With a 11-6 record, Philadelphia secured a second place finish in the NFC East before getting blown out of the first round. 

The Buccaneers outplayed the Eagles on most statistics, gaining 426 total yards to Philadelphia’s 276. The Bucs also lead total plays, 69-53, and first downs, 23-13, while controlling nearly 35 minutes of possession. 

The Buccaneers will face the Detroit Lions in the divisional round on Sunday.