Several Philadelphia Eagles Fans Hospitalized As Violent Brawl Breaks Out Before Game vs. Commanders [VIDEO]

Philadelphia Eagles fans fought each other outside Lincoln Financial Field.

There might not be a more passionate fan base than Philadelphia Eagles fans. Sometimes that passion can lead to violence.

During Week 18, the team actually had something to play for. The team closed out the regular season on Sunday against the Washington Commanders. They were the NFC’s No. 3 seed and could’ve been the 2-seed.

Prior to that game, Eagles fans were already in a frenzy in and out of the stadium.

Footage from the parking lot showed two Philadelphia Eagles fans squaring up to fight while others watched on. Both men were rocking Saquon Barkley jerseys. The two guys exchanged huge punches, with nobody hitting the ground in the short video.

According to the caption on the video, several fans had to be hospitalized.

This is not unusual when it comes to Eagles fans. In their Wild card last year, Eagles fans tried to fight each other in the parking lot. The following month, a female Eagles fan was fighting in her bra in the streets.

Back in October, Philadelphia Eagles fans and Bucs fans were going at it in the stands.

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Philly finished the 2025 NFL regular season as the NFC’s No. 3 seed. They secured a home playoff game against the No. 6 seed San Francisco 49ers in the Wild Card round.

The team had a chance at the second seed, but they lost to Washington at home. Chicago held onto the seed despite their loss to Detroit. The Bears and Eagles will each host playoff games in next week’s Wild Card Round. If both teams advance to the divisional round, the Bears would host the Eagles.

The winner would advance to the NFC championship game. As of Jan. 4, the Philadelphia Eagles’ odds of winning the Super Bowl are listed at +1000.