The Eagles will have to regroup after melting down on defense and having their ten-game winning streak snapped in a shockin

The Washington Commanders improved to 10-5 on Sunday, defeating the Philadelphia Eagles 36-33 at Northwest Stadium. It was Washington's third consecutive win as it moved closer to clinching a playoff spot.

No one in the locker room knew why the play was called Fiesta — “Party in the end zone?” running back Jeremy McNichols said — but it decided a 36-33 upset that prevented the Philadelphia Eagles from clinching the NFC East title and put the Commanders on the cusp of a playoff berth.

Washington's rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels threw for five touchdowns and helped the Commanders snap the Eagles' 10-game winning streak. Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts missed most of the game after he was ruled out with a concussion in the first quarter.

What a weekend for the Washington Commanders. First, there was the surprise early Saturday morning that the United States Senate approved the legislation to grant Washington, D.C., control over the RFK Stadium land,