Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeVonta Smith took a hit from Khristian Boyd that led to him suffering the concussion. In that play, Smith was being pushed back by New Orleans Saints defenders before the hit.

C.J. Gardner Johnson called the play that injured DeVonta Smith the “dirtiest (expletive) I ever saw in football,” but his teammates took a more measured stance:

Eagles' C.J. Gardner-Johnson voiced his anger over DeVonta Smith's concussion during their 15-12 win against the Saints, caused by a helmet-to-helmet

Eagles safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson called the hit by Saints DT Khristian Boyd that forced DeVonta Smith from Sunday's game a "cheap shot" and accused his former team of "playing dirty."

The Eagles shut down the Saints offense, one of the NFL’s best over the first two weeks of the season, on Sunday in New Orleans. After a disappointing final drive against Atlanta, the defense responded by bringing consistent pressure and limiting New Orleans playmakers Alvin Kamara and Chris Olave.

The Philadelphia Eagles beat the New Orleans Saints in an intense Week 3 matchup, which led to some injuries and pointed comments from CJ Gardner-Johnson that didn’t sit well with Dallas Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons.

Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Ryan Schreiter joined the 94WIP Morning Show to discuss concussions to two of the Philadelphia Eagles’ best players, in DeVonta Smith and Lane Johnson, which they suffered in Sunday’s win over the Saints.