The "Battle of Pennsylvania" certainly had its moments on Sunday, none more heated then when the Philadelphia Eagles and Pittsburgh Steelers exchanged some punches during the first quarter. The Eagles got the last laugh in the 27-13 victory,

Mike Tomlin was none too pleased with how officials chose to handle the fallout of a fight between Steelers and Eagles player on Sunday.

The Pittsburgh Steelers offense reached some low points against the Philadelphia Eagles, and the stats they touched are not pretty. In the second half of their game against the Eagles, the Steelers had just two possessions and ran just 11 plays. Since 2009, that is the fewest amount of plays that any team has run in the half of any game.

Steelers tight end Darnell Washington was seen blocking Eagles cornerback Darius Slay back past the end zone on a Najee Harris run, taking Slay to the seats. From there, Slay threw a punch at Washington while Eagles cornerback Quinyon Mitchell and Steelers wide receiver Calvin Austin III were also involved in a separate scuffle that had players from both teams trying to break up the skirmish.

George Pickens may have missed the Week 15 matchup between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Philadelphia Eagles, but his chaotic spirit lived on through some of his teammates early in the contest. Stee

The Pittsburgh Steelers fell to the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, and it was an embarrassing game for Pittsburgh. The Steelers looked like they just couldn't hang with the Eagles as they struggled severely on offense and defense.

The young guys on the Eagles defense were quick to have Darius Slay’s back in what eventually led to a sizeable scrum.

Darius Slay appeared to get away with throwing a punch at an opponent during Sunday’s Week 15 game between his Philadelphia Eagles and the Pittsburgh Steelers at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia,

In the first quarter, a fight broke out between the two teams with the Steelers near the Eagles' end zone. It was sparked because Pittsburgh TE Darnell Washington did his best Michael Oher impression and blocked Eagles cornerback Darius Slay all the way to the padding behind the goal posts.