Washington Commanders' linebacker Frankie Luvu takes advantage of miscommunication from the Philadelphia Eagles with a 9-yard sack of Eagles' quarterback Jalen Hurts. Watch the highlights from ...

That's because NFL executive of football operations Troy Vincent told the NFL Network on Monday that one unidentified team ...

In the fourth quarter, Philadelphia was lining up for their short yardage play, which some fans call the "Tush Push" where quarterback Jalen Hurts ... when linebacker Frankie Luvu jumped over ...

Commanders LB Frankie Luvu was flagged twice in a row for diving ... During his postgame press conference, Eagles QB Jalen Hurts said that the team “let me out of my straight jacket a little ...

The Commanders were already nearly out of luck when the Eagles drove down the field following an Austin Ekeler fumble in the fourth quarter, so Frankie Luvu ... to get to Jalen Hurts.

In the back right corner of the room stood a stoic Jalen Hurts ... Commanders when linebacker Frankie Luvu jumped over the line of scrimmage and collided with Hurts multiple times in an attempt ...

That was the first penalty. After Washington stopped Jalen Hurts once, linebacker Frankie Luvu jumped over the Eagles' offensive line on second down and was penalized for encroachment. Second-and ...

But before the play began, Commanders linebacker Frankie Luvu tried jumping over his defensive line and Philadelphia's offensive line to tackle Eagles QB Jalen Hurts before he could get into the ...

PHILADELPHIA -- Washington Commanders linebacker Frankie Luvu was determined ... the Eagles' linemen as well as quarterback Jalen Hurts. But, for Luvu, all that mattered was his team trailed ...

The Eagles (17-3) are so adept at their vaunted short-yardage plays that the Commanders committed four penalties with Jalen Hurts ... linebacker Frankie Luvu mistimed his jump over both lines ...

After Frankie Luvu sacked Jalen Hurts on third down, Eagles kicker Jake Elliott missed a 54-yard field goal that would have extended Philadelphia's lead in the NFC championship game to 17-6.