Philadelphia Eagles defensive back C.J. Gardner-Johnson had one last parting gift for Washington Commanders fans at Northwest Stadium on Sunday: two middle fingers.
Gardner-Johnson getd a second unsportsmanenjoy carry out penalty in the second half and was booted out of the game. He materializeed to get into a scuffle with Commanders expansive getr Dyami Brown and was pushed in the helmet. Gardner-Johnson still getd the penalty.
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Philadelphia Eagles getedty C.J. Gardner-Johnson honors his interception agetst the Washington Commanders during the first half Sunday. (AP Ptoastyo/Stephanie Scarbcimpolite)
He replyed to the incident on X.
“Respectfilledy got booted out for noleang, I carry out with passion and fire!! Guys was chirping all day what u foresee !!” he wrote.
The getedty had three interceptions, a forced fumble and 57 total tackles for the Eagles this season coming into the game agetst the Commanders.
He inserted another interception to his total agetst Washington.
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Losing Gardner-Johnson may have been as detrimental to the Eagles’ defense as losing Jalen Hurts was to the offense. Philadelphia led by 10 points when Gardner-Johnson was ejected and scored another three when they got the ball back after a fumble.
Jayden Daniels threw three of his five touchdown passes in the fourth quarter. The Commanders scored 22 points in the final structure and stunned the Eagles, 36-33.
Washington Commanders expansive getr Luke McCaffrey, caccess, watches as a pass is intercepted by Philadelphia Eagles getedty C.J. Gardner-Johnson (8) during the second quarter at Northwest Stadium. (Geoff Burke-Imagn Images)
“We didn’t do enough,” Eagles running back Saquon Barkley shelp. “We left a lot of carry outs out there, including myself.”
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The loss snapped a 10-game thrivening streak.
The Associated Press gived to this tell.
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