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

Slay and Mitchell were not penalized. Washington and Austin, however, were each assessed 15-yard penalties for unsportsmanlike conduct that infuriated Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin on the sideline. In a pool report, referee Alan Eck explained why the Steelers were penalized and not the Eagles.

The Eagles and Steelers got into a scuffle on Sunday that proved to be very costly for Pittsburgh down in the red zone.

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Two members of both the Eagles and Steelers were fined for their roles in a fight that took place during Philadelphia's Week 15 win over Pittsburgh. Steelers wideout Calvin Austin III was fined $6,173 and Pittsburgh tight end Darnell Washington was docked $6,

It appears the NFL is attempting to right the wrong from the terrible officiating on the penalty resulting from the Week 15 skirmish between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Philadelphia Eagles. The fi

Multiple Philadelphia Eagles and Pittsburgh Steelers players were hit with fines for their roles in the first-quarter melee of last Sunday’s game. Eagles cornerbacks Quinyon Mitchell and Darius Slay were fined $14.