The Eagles weren’t wowed. They got a long kickoff return and Jalen Hurts handed off to Saquon Barkley on their first offensive play. Sixty yards and a PAT later, the Eagles led 7-0. The Eagles took 18 seconds to get the lead. The Commanders had gambled multiple times on fourth down on their opening drive.

The Washington Commanders needed a big play, and wide receiver Terry McLaurin gave it to them. With Washington down six points and roughly seven minutes left in the first half of the NFC championship, McLaurin ran in a big ol' 35-yard touchdown off a ten-yard pass from quarterback Jayden Daniels.

The Washington Commanders jumped offsides four times in a sequence of five plays while trying to stop Philadelphia's vaunted tush push — earning them a warning from a referee that he could award the Eagles a touchdown if the Commanders did it again.

The Washington Commanders were threatened by the refs after repeatedly earning penalties at the goal line vs. the Eagles.

However, the Washington Commanders threw everything they could at the Eagles in the fourth quarter of the NFC Championship Game in one of the more bizarre sequences you will ever see. With the Eagles holding a 34-23 lead in the fourth quarter against the Commanders,

The Washington Commanders and Philadelphia Eagles gave fans something they may have never seen in an NFL game in the fourth quarter of the NFC Championship Game. The Eagles were on the verge of scoring another touchdown to push their lead to 18 points with the brotherly shove.