"Tempers flared during the Washington Commanders' defeat to the Philadelphia Eagles. And this all centered on a two-point conversion that left players and coaches furious, given the result was already a foregone conclusion. The Eagles have every right to do whatever they want. There are unwritten rules in the NFL, but not when it comes to fierce division rivalries. Players to offense to it, with safety Quan Martin and defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw both being ejected for their roles in a chaotic brawl."
"Quinn was trying hard to contain himself during his postgame media appearance. He couldn't speak for the Eagles, of course, but it's evident that the coach felt disrespected. Dan Quinn will demand retribution in Week 18 after Commanders were disrespected And he wants his players to gain retribution when the Commanders conclude their regular-season engagements at Lincoln Financial Field in Week 18."
Tempers flared during the Washington Commanders' loss to the Philadelphia Eagles after a late two-point conversion provoked anger among players and coaches. The Eagles executed the play amid fierce division rivalry, and the result triggered a chaotic brawl that led to safety Quan Martin and defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw being ejected. Head coach Dan Quinn expressed feeling disrespected and signaled that he will seek retribution when the teams meet again in Week 18 at Lincoln Financial Field. Quinn criticized his roster's discipline and quality, calling players undisciplined and unserious despite their buy-in to coaching methods. Possible suspensions could affect upcoming games.
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