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Eagles-Commanders Rivalry Heats Up After Post-Game Brawl
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The Washington Commanders lost to the Philadelphia Eagles, but the real drama unfolded late in the game. After scoring a touchdown, the Eagles attempted a two-point conversion, which they successfully made, sparking a heated brawl between the teams. The fight resulted in ejections for several players, including Eagles guard Tyler Steen, Commanders defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw, and safety Quan Martin. The Eagles coach, Nick Sirianni, defended the decision as strategic, while the Commanders coach, Dan Quinn, hinted at retaliation. The rivalry between the two teams has intensified, with the rematch set for two weeks later.
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