As you might imagine, the Commanders locker room was jumping for joy after shocking a hated rival in such improbable fashion. And one of them in particular went above and beyond while celebrating postgame — and gave the Eagles all the motivation they could ever want with the postseason just around the corner.

The Philadelphia Eagles not only failed to sew up the NFC East crown, but the Commanders' win eliminated the Cowboys and 49ers.

DeVonta Smith didn't need much time to explain what happened. The Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver immediately owned up to a play he makes 99 times out of 100. "When they put it in my hands," Smith said.

DeVonta Smith took about six steps toward Noah Igbinoghene, and the Washington cornerback was backpedaling as Smith cut to his right and looked back at Kenny Pickett. Smith was open, wide-open, as Pickett threw the ball his way.

The Eagles had a chance to get ahead and seal the victory in the fourth quarter, but a costly dropped ball by wide receiver DeVonta Smith on 3rd-and-5 forced them to settle for a