Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown breaks down viral heated exchange with Washington Commanders cornerback Marshon Lattimore.

Philadelphia Eagles star A.J. Brown and Washington Commanders cornerback Marshon Lattimore neded to be held back during an intense skirmish on Sunday.

When two teams meet in the postseason, tensions are going to be high. When you pit two divisional rivals against each other like the Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Commanders, you can multiply those tensions.

Things are getting chippy between the Eagles and Commanders. As the Eagles scored a touchdown on their patented “tush push” to take a 20-12 lead with 1:44 left in the first half of Sunday’s, Washington cornerback Marshon Lattimore and Philadelphia receiver A.

The Commanders stopped the Eagles short of a first down by holding Saquon Barkley to four yards on third-and-10. But Sainristil hit Barkley late after he was clearly out of bounds and drew a flag for unnecessary roughness.

The Philadelphia Eagles and the Washington Commanders are going at it in an NFC Championship Game rubber match in Philly, and tempers are predictably flaring. The two division rivals are battling it out for a spot in the Super Bowl, so it makes sense that tensions would be high between the two teams.

Former New Orleans Saints star cornerback Marshon Lattimore, now with the Washington Commanders, has always been known to get fiery with opposing wide receivers. He seems to have found a new

Washington Commanders general manager Adam Peters has spoken out about the future of struggling Pro Bowl CB Marshon Lattimore.

The Commanders' had minimized errors throughout the playoffs, but that ended Sunday, when Washington had to pay for its self-inflicted mistakes.

The Philadelphia Eagles have jumped out to a lead entering the halftime break over the Washington Commanders in the NFC Championship game.

After experiencing a postseason marred by rumors and poor play, AJ Brown opens up about how he remained resilient for the Eagles.

Watch the most critical plays in Philadelphia Eagles' 55-point NFC championship game outburst against the Washington Commanders.