Claims extracted
25
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
4%
1 of 25 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
66/100
New York Post's corrections and
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Nick Sirianni’s temper boiled over.
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temper → boil → ?
The Eagles’ Super Bowl-winning coach had some choice words for Bears linebacker D’Marco Jackson during Monday’s 27-7 loss in Chicago on “Monday Night Football” after his quarterback was sent to the blue tent for a concussion evaluation.
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quarterback → win → evaluation
Jackson hit Jalen Hurts late out of bounds on a second-and-4, drawing an unnecessary roughness penalty and forcing Hurts to miss about two minutes of game time as he was evaluated by physicians.
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he → hit → physicians
“P—y,” Sirianni appeared to say to the Bears linebacker while staring at Jackson from the sideline.
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Sirianni → appear → sideline
“You’re a p—y.”
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You → ’re → ?
Andy Dalton relieved Hurts for that brief time and threw an interception on a third-and-goal from the 2-yard line with the Bears leading 7-0.
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Bears → relieve → line
Hurts was cleared from concussion protocol and re-entered the game.
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Hurts → clear → game
After the ugly incident was caught on camera, Sirianni admitted he’d like to have that one back.
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he → catch → one
“Obviously, you want to always fight for your players, and protect your players.
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you → want → players
I always come away when I have a moment like that with remorse of, ‘Man, I shouldn’t have let my emotions get the best of me,'” Sirianni admitted.
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Sirianni → come → me
Hurts popped right up after the hit and rejoined the huddle, but referees interjected and escorted Hurts off the field and into the medical tent for evaluation.
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referees → pop → evaluation
“Those guys are out there trying to make a play.
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guys → try → play
It was close on the sideline, ended up being a penalty,” Sirianni continued.
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Sirianni → end → sideline
“Obviously, you never want to see your quarterback get hit like that, but it’s in the heat of the moment.
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it → want → moment
I know nobody is trying to hurt anybody out there, and I always have remorse when I act that way.
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I → know → remorse
But I always love fighting for our players.
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I → love → players
“I have to be more steady in that situation. …
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I → have → situation
I didn’t like how I handled that.”
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I → like → that
Hurts returned on the next drive, but the Eagles’ offense looked inept for most of the game.
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offense → return → game
“I was just waiting for the thumbs-up.
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I → wait → up
I felt fine; we already checked it,” Hurts said postgame.
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Hurts → feel → it
“I don’t know the extent of the process; obviously, wish we could have expedited things.
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we → know → things
I know I felt fine.”
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I → know → ?
Dalton said postgame that he “apologized to Hurts” for ending the drive with an interception.
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he → say → interception
Philadelphia had just 248 yards of total offense, while Hurts threw for 153 yards and an interception.
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Hurts → have → yards
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