Stay Ahead of the Game: Sign Up for the PHLY DailySubscribe now to receive exclusive content, insider insights, and exciting updates right in your inbox.

Just drop your email below!
  • Upgrade Your Fandom

    Join the Ultimate Philadelphia Eagles Community for just $48 in your first year!

How a Nick Sirianni original quote became a Saquon Barkley favorite and the 'motto' of the 2024 Eagles

Zach Berman Avatar
February 8, 2025
USATSI 24482736 scaled

NEW ORLEANS — Saquon Barkley accepted his offensive player of the year award Thursday night and shared what he calls one of his favorite quotes. It was one he had not heard until he joined the Eagles.
You can't be great without the greatness of others.
The phrase has been attributed to Nick Sirianni. The Eagles coach used it during at least 13 different press conferences this season before Super Bowl week, referring to it so often that it has become his most repeated phrase. He’s worn it out this week, too. 
But Sirianni never used it publicly before September 23 — it first showed up as “greatness of other people,” and then it was shortened to “greatness of others” two days later. ...

  • Flash Sale! Limited-Time Intro Offer

    Get Unlimited Access and Exclusive Perks for Just $48 in Your First Year!

    This premium content is a PHLY Diehard exclusive
    Join the Diehard community to gain instant access to this article and enjoy a special first-year offer!
    Pay only $4 month for your first year (billed annually), then $6.67 a month in year two.
    As a PHLY Diehard, you'll gain:
      Unlimited access to all premium articles
      A free gift shirt of your choice from our store at sign-up
      An ad-free site experience
      20% off events and merchandise
      Access to a community of passionate Philadelphia sports fans
    Upgrade your fandom and transform
    the way you follow your favorite teams!
    Already a Diehard?

Comments

Share your thoughts

Join the conversation

The Comment section is only for diehard members

Open comments +

Scroll to next article

Don't like ads?
Don't like ads?
Don't like ads?