PHILADELPHIA coach Nick Sirianni has fended away a series of bizarre questions during the team's Super Bowl media day.
The Eagles head coach, 41, is preparing for Sunday's showdown with the Kansas City Chiefs in Arizona.



Sirianni led Philly to a 14-3 record during the regular season, before beating the Giants and 49ers in the playoffs.
It sent the Eagles to their first Super Bowl since 2017, when they beat the Patriots 41-33 in a thriller.
Sirianni and the rest of the roster took up media duties on Monday ahead of game day this weekend.
And two bizarre questions went viral after leaving both Sirianni and fans stumped.
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According to Yahoo Sports columnist Dan Wetzel, one reporter asked Sirianni: "[Which player] on the Eagles he wouldn't let his daughter date?"
The Eagles coach reportedly replied: "My daughter is five years old."
Sirianni's daughter recently stole the show at a press conference following the Eagles' victory over the 49ers.
Taylor, 5, accompanied her dad up onto the stage wearing an Eagles cap to one side and appeared to imitate Sirianni as he talked.
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She was branded "adorable" by fans, who claimed she was "definitely going places."
During media day, Sirianni was also asked whether he thought Sunday's Super Bowl was a "must-win" game.
Looking slightly baffled by the question, he simply replied: "Yeah."
Fans were quick to comment on the exchange, with one user branding the question the "strangest" ever asked.
One fan joked: "Need someone to follow up today to see if he still thinks the super bowl is a must-win game"
Another added: "Just take us to Sunday already."
This Sunday's game could amount to a grudge match for Sirianni, who was let go by Chiefs coach Andy Reid in 2012.
Sirianni was a Kansas City wide receiver coach at the time and admits it has been a motivating factor in his success.
The Eagles coach said: "Do you always have this little chip on your shoulder? Sure, yeah, you do.
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"That's who I am as a coach and as a person - I want to make sure I'm working my butt off to get as good as I possibly can.
"And sure, you hold on to some of those things [from the past]."
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