Football coach daughter mimicking him while conference: Watch

• Philadelphia Eagles defeated the San Francisco 49ers to win NFC Championship.
• Football coach spoke to the media with his three children Jacob, Maria, and Tayler.
• His five-year-old daughter was seen mimicking her father like a sign language translator.

Football coach, the Philadelphia Eagles, a football team headquartered in the United States, defeated the San Francisco 49ers to win the NFC Championship yesterday. Coach Nick Sirianni of the Philadelphia Eagles was ecstatic after the victory and celebrated with his family. He also spoke to the media, and his press conference went viral for all the right reasons. His three children, Jacob, Maria, and Tayler, joined him. Mr Sirianni’s five-year-old daughter Taylor was seen in the video mimicking her father and acting like a sign language translator.

The National Football League released the video on Twitter. Taylor was seen in the video mimicking her father’s hand movements and charming facial expressions. She looked adorable and quickly became the talk of the press event. The football coach immediately asked her to halt. “Taylor, you need to stop that,” Mr Sirianni says at the end of the 10-second film.

Watch the video

Taylor Sirianni is a whole mood 😎 pic.twitter.com/sDZEDgXvDg

— NFL (@NFL) January 30, 2023

The video has received over nine lakh views and over three thousand likes since it was shared.

“Lol…I loved her signing! Yay Taylor!” said a person.

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“The “Taylor, stop. Taylor………stop” got me good,” stated a second person.

Another person added, “Awww, sweetness is pretending to be the ASL interpreter for her dad. Teach that girls sign language. Take her everywhere.”

“Omg she is so adorable. #Family” commented another person.

A user commented, “As a parent of 3 kids right around those ages, that is absolutely great.”

“The kids are cute but it’s only fair to have them up there if it’s a fun casual press conference. It’s a big ask for kids that little to sit still for real questions and mundane player updates. Honestly the take your kids to work bit has run it’s course,” remarked another user.