Pride and Brown were joined by Cowboys WR Jalen Brooks in being ejected late in Sunday’s matchup in Philadelphia.
Cowboys cornerback Troy Pride ($5,198) and wide receiver Jalen Brooks ($5,083) were fined for unnecessary roughness. Eagles cornerback Sydney Brown received a similar penalty, but was fined $6,981 for his role in the scrum.
Tensions flared toward the end of the Dallas Cowboys' 41-7 blowout loss to the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, resulting in the ejections of multiple
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The NFL is reprimanding five Dallas Cowboys players for actions they took during the Philadelphia Eagles game.
Two Dallas Cowboys – cornerback Troy Pride Jr. and wideout Jalen Brooks – and Eagles safety Sydney Brown were ejected for fighting in the fourth quarter. As the trio ran down the field on an ...
Three players were ejected during the final minutes of Sunday's game between then Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field in
Multiple players have been ejected from the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Dallas Cowboys Week 17 game after a fight broke out near the end of the fourth quarter.
Eagles safety Sydney Brown and Cowboys cornerback Troy Pride Jr. and wide receiver Jalen ... It was the first time he saw action for Dallas. Brooks has split time between the offense and special ...
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NFL slaps Cowboys, Eagles players with handful of fines for wild fight that led to ejectionsThe NFL fined Eagles defensive back Sydney Brown $6,981, Cowboys defensive back Troy Pride $5,198, and Cowboys wide receiver Jalen Brooks $5,083 for unnecessary roughness–in the fight that led to their ejections last week.
The Dallas Cowboys didn't show much of a fight on the field against the division-rival Philadelphia Eagles, but that doesn't mean they weren't willing to throw down. At the end of the Week 17 showdown in the NFC East,
A dust-up or two is always expected when the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles share an NFL field with one another. There are rivals across the league but
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