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Jalen Brunson’s Jab at Josh Hart After Commanders-Eagles NFC Championship
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The Philadelphia Eagles soared into the NFC Championship Game with a commanding 55-23 victory over the Washington Commanders, sparking lighthearted banter between New York Knicks teammates Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart.

Brunson, an Eagles fan, couldn’t resist ribbing Hart, a devoted Commanders supporter, after Philly ended Washington’s postseason dreams in emphatic fashion.

The Eagles overwhelmed the Commanders in the conference championship with a relentless offensive attack led by quarterback Jalen Hurts, who accounted for four total touchdowns (one passing and three rushing). The defense also suffocated Washington’s offense, forcing three turnovers.

The decisive win secured the Eagles a spot in Super Bowl LIX and left Commanders fans like Hart licking their wounds.

When asked if Hart had to honor any friendly wagers after the game, Brunson delivered a playful jab that highlighted their bond.

Brunson referenced a humorous moment where he tagged Hart on social media after the loss. The Knicks duo’s off-court camaraderie often spills into good-natured trash talk, and Brunson made sure to capitalize on his team’s big win.

“I let him live,” Brunson told SportsNet New York. “See? I’m a good friend. I did put his location out there, so I think that was enough.”

Despite the Eagles’ dominance, Hart took the teasing in stride, showcasing the resilience Knicks fans hope he brings to the hardwood. Brunson’s confidence as an Eagles supporter mirrors his leadership on the court, proving he’s as sharp with his wit as he is with his passing.

As the Eagles march toward Super Bowl glory, Brunson’s lighthearted jab at Hart reminds fans that sports rivalries, even among teammates, add humor to the drama of competition.

This article first appeared on Athlon Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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