The NFL is known to print money, so why would anything be different with their fine system?

A two-point conversion by the Philadelphia Eagles in the closing moments of a lopsided game triggered a fight on the field last Saturday, leading to three players being ejected.

The incident additionally led to six players being fined. (RELATED: Police Launch Investigation Into Brandon Aiyuk After Allegedly Driving Over 100 MPH Near 49ers’ Stadium)

Eagles guard Tyler Steen was hit with two separate fines of $8,435 each — one for “striking/kicking/tripping/kneeing” an opponent, and the second for swinging at a player.

On the Commanders’ side, defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw received a $20,288 fine for swinging at an opponent, safety Quan Martin was penalized $11,572 for “striking/kicking/tripping/kneeing,” safety Will Harris was docked $11,593 for a facemask violation and cornerback Mike Sainristil was knocked with a $9,725 fine for “striking/kicking/tripping/kneeing.”

The fines, which are subject to potential appeals, amount to a total of $70,048. Steen, Kinlaw and Martin were the three players ejected during the game.

Fallout from the Commanders-Eagles fracas:

* Javon Kinlaw fined $20,288
* Will Harris, $11,593
* Quan Martin, $11,572
* Mike Sainristil, $9 725

Eagles OL Tyler Steen fined $16,870. Split between unnecessary roughness and unsportsmanlike infractions.pic.twitter.com/m1DXx2Lvpp

— Ben Standig (@BenStandig) December 27, 2025

Needless to say, next weekend’s game is going to be fascinating with the tension being so fresh, but honestly, this is exactly what you would expect when it comes to the NFC East. There’s always some kind of drama in that division.

Especially when you have these guys involved:

Happy holidays from the ‘boys 🎁 pic.twitter.com/Y9BYbyIC8s

— Dallas Cowboys (@dallascowboys) December 25, 2025

Put a bet on, get yourself some good football food, and sit back and enjoy the next Eagles-Commanders game … this is gonna be fun.