Eagles' Lack of Discipline Costs Them in Loss to Commanders

Philadelphia's penalties and player ejection led to a blown lead, snapping their 10-game win streak and complicating their playoff path.

C.J. Gardner-Johnson was ejected for two unsportsmanlike conduct penalties, leaving the Eagles' defense vulnerable in their 36-33 loss to Washington.
Jalen Carter's unnecessary roughness penalty marked his fourth of the season, highlighting ongoing discipline issues for the Eagles' defense.
Philadelphia committed costly penalties that totaled 91 yards, significantly impacting their ability to maintain a 24-14 lead in the third quarter.
Backup safety Tristin McCollum struggled after Gardner-Johnson's ejection, allowing multiple key plays that fueled Washington's comeback.
The loss jeopardizes the Eagles' NFC East title hopes, as divisional and playoff standings tighten heading into the final weeks of the season.