Philadelphia Eagles star AJ Brown was embroiled in a heated scuffle with two Washington Commanders players when the mood flared up during Sunday's NFC Championship match.
After Eagles-Quarterback Jalen hurts at the end of the first half, a way made a way to a touchdown, Brown became engaged in a fiery fight with the Washington duo Marshon Lattimore and Frankie Luvu.
Their short fight followed after Lattimore pushed the Philadelphia Wide Receiver away to prevent him from entering the end zone before they exchanged and grabbed nasty pushes.
While they pushed and pulled in the end zone, Luvu also tried to grab Brown and help his teammate, but the officials quickly intervened and divided the trio.
Although three players were involved, the referees only called a flag to Lattimore because of his share in the hand.
The touchdown of Hurts gave the Eagles a 20-12 lead in Philadelphia, where a place in next month's Super Bowl is for the taking.
Philadelphia Eagles star AJ Brown was engaged in a heated conflict with two players from Washington
Brown was initially seen while struggling with Commanders defender Marshon Lattimore (left)
The hosts want to reach the largest showpiece of football for the second time in three years, while Washington is hunting for his first Super Bowl performance since 1991.
If the commanders fight back and win the NFC championship, then Jayden Daniels will also be the first starting Quarterback ever to reach the Super Bowl.
Before the game started on Sunday, NFL fans enjoyed the performance of the national anthem on Lincoln Financial Field.
But it was the introduction of an eagle during the performance of Mary Kate Morrissey-currently seen as Elphaba in the Broadway hit musical Wicked-who stole the show.
During the performance, Lincoln, a living American sea eagle, flew through the air with loud cheers of the home supporters.
And at the end of the national anthem, four F16 jets of the 177th Fighter Wing made a viaduct.
'I am not an Eagles fan, but their national anthem is absolutely the best with the American sea eagle flies through the stadium. It can't be better, “wrote a fan on X.
Another said, “Boys let an eagle fly around during the national anthem … Eagles of 10+.”
