Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie denies to comment on abysmal loss to Giants

Sielski also shared that despite getting no comment from Lurie, the Eagles' owner kept a smile on his face. 

A smile that had to have been a fake one. 

The Eagles were so bad against the Giants that they looked like they had never played football. 

The Giants took an easy 24-0 lead into the half before Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni decided to bench some starters. 

Quarterback Jalen Hurts was pulled before the half due to a finger injury and replaced with Marcus Mariota who threw an interception on his first pass. 

Philly didn't get a touchdown on the board until the fourth quarter, which marked wide receiver Quez Watkin's first TD of the year --- in meaningless fashion. 

The Eagles defense surrendered a total of 27 points and 415 yards to New York. Meanwhile, the Giants held the Eagles to 10 points and 299 total yards.  

Despite dropping the ball big-time in five of their last six games, Hurts and his teammates stand behind Sirianni ahead of the post-season. 

"I have a lot of confidence in Coach. He puts his heart into it. He has a will to win. And that’s really all you can ask for," Hurts said.  

Once a 10-1 team and in control of the NFC East, the Eagles finish the regular season with an 11-6 and head into Wild Card Weekend as the No. 5 seed where they'll take on the (9-8) Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Florida. 

“It’s simply win or go home. Nothing else matters," Hurts said.