The Washington Commanders and Philadelphia Eagles got into a massive brawl in the fourth quarter of the Week 16 game.
The scuffle occurred after the Eagles converted a two-point conversion following the game-sealing touchdown in the fourth quarter. Philadelphia was up 29-10 when the fight broke out.
There were several players involved in the fight and it remains unclear how exactly the fight started. However, there were definitely punches thrown and three players were ejected in total.
Here's video of the scuffle.
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After the smoke cleared, three players were ejected: guard Tyler Steen, defensive lineman Javon Kinlaw and safety Quan Martin.
Kinlaw and Martin play for the Commanders and Steen plays for the Eagles.
Now, it'll be interesting to see if those three players get fined. We would guess they will be.
At the very least, each player is going to be facing a fine, and with so many players involved in the scuffle, the NFL will likely fine more than those three once it reviews video of the brawl.
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