Scott Kaniecki, the coach of the Eagles has to consider Sweat’s accident in the coming Super Bowl. Josh Sweat a defensive end for the Philadelphia Eagles, will be attending his first Super Bowl this Sunday after having a near-death encounter the previous year.
The 25-year-old experienced an arterial rupture days before the Philadelphia Eagles NFL playoff loss to Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the Wild Card game last season.
Early in the week, Sweat woke up feeling dizzy and perspiring. He summoned the team doctor as soon as he became aware that something was wrong.
Josh Sweat, a defensive end for the Philadelphia Eagles, will be attending his first Super Bowl this Sunday after having a near-death encounter the previous year.
The 25-year-old experienced an arterial rupture days before the Philadelphia Eagles NFL playoff loss to Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the Wild Card game last season.
Early in the week, Sweat woke up feeling dizzy and perspiring. He summoned the team doctor as soon as he became aware that something was wrong.
Sweat told The New York Post, “I felt my abdomen heavy from all the blood gushing in there, but I didn’t realize what was happening.”
I said, “I think I’m dying,” when he asked me what was wrong. He believed I was kidding. But you have Tom Brady to get this weekend, he continued.
Who is Eagles coach Scott Kaniecki?
Since 2022, Scott Kaniecki has served as the Philadelphia Eagles head coach’s administrative assistant while coaching football in the National Football League (NFL). He spent seven seasons as the Cleveland Browns’ head coach before this one. He most recently worked as the personnel assistant with the Browns.
He stands 6 feet 1 inch tall and weighs 175 pounds. He is from Grand Island, New York, and played wide receiver during his second year of college. He graduated from Grand Island High.