Eagles Coach Nick Sirianni Takes Shots With Fans At Haddon Twp. Bar (WATCH)

HADDON TOWNSHIP, NJ — Eagles fans may still feel disappointed about the Birds' Super Bowl loss. But that wasn't evident when Nick Sirianni visited a Haddon Township bar.

The Eagles head coach dropped into Brewer's House Tavern in late February, weeks removed from their 38-35 Super Bowl loss to the Chiefs. Despite the team falling short of the Lombardi Trophy, Eagles fans in the tavern were excited to drink with Sirianni.

The coach downed Jägermeister shots with fans as bargoers chanted "E-A-G-L-E-S."

The footage went viral after prominent outlets such as TMZ shared clips. A tweet from Barstool Philly even got the attention of Jägermeister's social media personnel.

"ONE OF US," Jägermeister USA tweeted.

Sirianni recently completed his second season with the Eagles, leading the franchise to a 14-3 record — tied for best in the league — and the fourth Super Bowl appearance in team history.

The coach made headlines in New Jersey recently because of a court battle that ensued after Sirianni refused to close on a Moorestown home. Sirianni and his wife, Brett, entered into a contract to buy the $2.3 million property but said the homeowner didn't disclose a right to first refusal clause. The homeowner sued, but a Superior Court judge ruled in the Siriannis' favor in January.

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Brewer's Towne Tavern is located at 239 Haddon Ave., Westmont.