Nick Sirianni did not make a defensive play call in the Eagles’ win over the Browns on Sunday, defensive coordinator Vic Fangio said on Tuesday. “It wasn’t a defensive call,” Fangio explained. “It was just a situation thing to where he just said, ‘Hey be alert for this.’ He didn’t call a defense.”

At Nick Sirianni’s postgame presser on Sunday afternoon, the one with his kids, he told reporters that he made a defensive call during the win: Q. On the final sequence before halftime: NICK SIRIANNI: I’ll never try to give a competitive advantage to anybody else.

Asked in his own media availability session about the youth on display weekly in the Eagles' defense, Vic Fangio admitted that he has had to change things up a bit to adjust to the inexperience of his players but hopes that they can find a happy medium that works for everyone.

Vic Fangio says Philadelphia head coach Nick Sirianni did not call Eagles defensive plays in Week 6 win over the Cleveland Browns

Based on Vic Fangio and Nick Sirianni's comments about the call Sirianni said he made on defense against the Browns, my guess is this third-and-14 is the play in question. #Eagles blitzed, hoping to knock the Browns out of FG range and it backfired (CLE converted the next play). pic.twitter.com/WiuvZ1dXmB

After Sunday's win over the Browns, Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni said that he "made a call on defense" during the game that didn't work out and said he's "going to do that from time to time" despite not having a background as a defensive coach.