NFL Officials Under Fire for Missing Eagles' Punches in Steelers Clash

Controversial officiating decisions overlooked clear punches by Eagles players during a heated first-quarter skirmish against the Steelers.

Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Darius Slay was caught on video punching Steelers tight end Darnell Washington during a first-quarter altercation.
Despite video evidence, game officials and replay review failed to penalize Slay or any other Eagles players involved in the incident.
Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin expressed frustration with the officiating, calling the explanation he received 'not sufficient.'
The penalties on the Steelers pushed them back from the Eagles' 4-yard line, altering the drive and potentially affecting the early momentum of the game.
The Eagles went on to dominate the game statistically, winning 27-13, though the officiating controversy remains a major talking point.