Meanwhile, NFL executive vice president of football operations Troy Vincent told
The Washington Post that Baker won't be suspended or fined for his hit.
"Baker didn't do anything wrong with that hit," Vincent said. "When you look at the rule, he didn't do anything illegal. People can say it's a cheap shot and you can talk about whether it might fall under unsportsmanlike conduct. But when you know the rule and you look at the play, he didn't hit him in the head. He didn't hit him in the neck. We looked at it. I looked at it very closely. He's not going to be fined for that."
Baker still could be fined for his role in the ensuing fight between the Redskins and Eagles players, although no player is facing a suspension, Vincent told the Post.
"The fight part of it, that's easy," he said. "Those are non-debatable. You can look at it and tell for yourself. Those are just fines [rather than suspensions]."
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