NICK'S "KIDS' VOTE" LAUNCHES TODAY, WITH RESULTS REVEALED IN SPECIAL HOSTED BY NATE BURLESON AND HIS DAUGHTER MIA, DEBUTING MONDAY, OCT. 28, ON NICKELODEON PLATFORMS AND PARAMOUNT+ Share it ...

who accused the former Mount Union wide receiver of using his kids to “shield” himself from criticism. Wrote Sielski in a column titled “Nick Sirianni tried to deflect criticism after the ...

Sirianni’s always been like this, but now that the team isn’t winning pretty enough, his behavior cannot stand? Seriously?

Launched in 1979 and now owned by Paramount Global, Nickelodeon is an American TV channel — available globally — whose programming is primarily aimed at kids. It licenses its properties for use in ...

So, if that’s what Sirianni wanted, then it worked? Ultimately, Nick Sirianni’s problem isn’t that his kids made an appearance at a press conference. It’s that his team has been pretty bad ...

Oct. 3 (UPI) --Nickelodeon announced its poll allowing kids to cast their votes for president Thursday. The Kids Pick the President culminates in a special on Oct. 28, when the election results ...

While Nick Sirianni has since apologized for jawing ... where he was asked whether he had any regrets about bringing his kids to his postgame press conference. But while the 43-year-old admitted ...

Commenting on Nick’s ability to engage kids across the board, Anu Sikka, business head - Kids TV Network, Viacom18, said, “At Nickelodeon, we aim to create experiences that do more than ...

Sirianni chirped twice during the team’s 20-16 win over the Cleveland Browns on Sunday. First at the opponent. He exchanged ...

“It’s clown behavior. Nick Sirianni looked like an absolute clown doing all of that… and then to have your kids in the postgame to kind of deflect from reporters trying to come after you, it’s lame, ...

Nick also shared photos of Vanessa and the kids in N.Y.C., with the family posing together on the top floor of the Freedom Tower and Brooklyn smiling while hanging her head out of a car driving ...

And among the cascade of boos were chants of "Fire Nick!" – referring to head coach Nick Sirianni. The Eagles eventually righted the ship, with a 45-yard DeVonta Smith touchdown reception midway ...