Man injured after reported shooting near Metrorail train and Miami high school, officials say
By Marcus Chen
CBS Miami
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Injuries are piling up for the Philadelphia Eagles. Key starters are gone. A new offensive coordinator is off to a rough start. The head coach is hearing more criticism.It’s a familiar story the Eagles hope has a similar ending.It was at this point of the NFL season two years ago that the notoriously tough Philly fans were chanting “Fire Nick! Fire Nick!” at coach Nick Sirianni during a lackluster victory over the Browns that improved Philadelphia’s record to 3-2.Sirianni screamed and gestured at them toward the end of the game and was mocked nationally by television analysts and hot-take artists who said he deserved to lose his job.He kept it, and ended up hoisting a Lombardi Trophy four months later.Led by Saquon Barkley’s record-setting running, Jalen Hurts’ steady performance in Kellen Moore’s offense and Vic Fangio’s impressive defense, the Eagles won 10 straight games, finished the regular season 14-3, rolled through the playoffs and dominated the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super