WATCH: Nick Sirianni chugs shots with Eagles fans after dispiriting Super Bowl loss

Nick Sirianni and the Philadelphia Eagles came up short in Super Bowl LVII last month against the Kansas City Chiefs. But that didn't stop the Eagles' head coach from having a good time with some shots in New Jersey at Brewers Towne Tavern. Sirianni even found himself behind the bar, raising a toast to the fans who were in the bar.

All those in attendance gave an Eagles chant before taking shots together. Per TMZ, Sirianni couldn't have been nicer during his visit to the pub, enjoying drinks and speaking to customers. Despite losing in the Super Bowl, Sirianni led the Eagles to a 14 - 3 record in the regular season and an NFC East title.

The Eagles were third in points per game (28.1) and in first downs (385) in the 2022 regular season. Sirianni became the fourth coach in franchise history to lead the team to a Super Bowl. He joined Dick Vermeil, Andy Reid, and his predecessor Doug Pederson.

The 41-year-old reflected upon the Eagles' Super Bowl defeat at the end of the season press conference.

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Nick Sirianni on Eagles season and the desire to reach Super Bowl next season

At his final press conference of the 2022 season, Nick Sirianni looked back at the Super Bowl, noting how he wants the team to be there again come next season.

Sirianni said:

“The wisdom is that we were there, we were close. And all that does to me is make me hungrier to get back and that's about the last time you'll hear me say, ‘Get back,’ because what you're going to hear me say is we're going to do it one day at a time, one day at a time, because that's the right mindset."

Sirianni added:

“But that doesn't stop you from when you see the red and yellow confetti fall or you have a piece of it stuck on your shirt, that you don't think to yourself, ‘I have to do everything I can to help our guys get back to this moment.’"

Without question, the Eagles' roster is one of the best in the NFL, led by their franchise quarterback Jalen Hurts. Let's see if Nick Sirianni can lead the team back to the big game come the 2023 season.