Nick Sirianni’s first Super Bowl win is a family affair.
The head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles celebrated his team’s overwhelming victory at the 2025 Super Bowl by sharing a kiss with his wife, Brett Ashley Cantwell. Through tears, Sirianni took in the Eagles’ triumph, while his youngest son Miles, 4, chanted “E-A-G-L-E-S!” beside him.
“There come the happy tears,” Sirianni said while hoisting Miles in the air.
The big game — with a final score of 40-22 — saw the Eagles drag the Kansas City Chiefs scoreless into halftime. Sirianni’s team maintained a commanding lead over the Chiefs, who won the last two Super Bowls, until the very end — up 18 points as the fourth quarter drew to a close, Eagles players ceremoniously dumped Gatorade on their head coach with nearly three minutes left in the game.
Coincidentally, Sirianni’s love story with his wife began in Kansas City, Mo., where he also began his professional coaching career. They met while living in the same apartment complex, and their relationship took off when Cantwell’s sister encouraged her to go out with him.
Following their marriage in 2013, the newlyweds moved to San Diego, Calif. for Sirianni’s coaching gig with the San Diego Chargers — and though it was certainly a change, Cantwell told Colts.com that “it was all worth it.”
“I loved my job. I loved everything about Kansas City,” she said. “I loved Nick more.”
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The couple have three children — son Jacob, 9, daughter Taylor, 7, and son Miles, 4. The family has moved from San Diego to Los Angeles — when the Chargers were relocated — to Indianapolis for Sirianni’s position as the Colts’ offensive coordinator, and finally to New Jersey in 2021 for Sirianni to coach the Eagles.
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