LeSean McCoy Stealing Redskins Flag Among NFL Week 11 Highlights

Like any week in the NFL, Week 11 gave fans some unforgettable moments.

We don't just mean the on-field stuff either. Things like player antics and interactions with the fans, Mother Nature making an impact and wardrobe malfunctions all gave us memorable moments from the slate of games.

It was an unusual week to say the least.   

Here are the most memorable moments in case you missed them.

Weather Delay in Chicago

The Chicago Bears and Baltimore Ravens entered Sunday's contest at Soldier Field with playoff implications on the line. 

Before the two sides could get through the first quarter, inclement weather forced a stoppage in the action. Fans were asked to find shelter in the stadium and players left the field.

After a lengthy delay, Chicago's Twitter account announced that the contest resumed:

The home team would emerge victorious for those fans loyal enough to stick around. Quarterback Josh McCown threw for 216 yards and a score, and running back Matt Forte plodded through the sloppy conditions for 83 yards on 18 carries.

It was only fitting the game went to overtime—where kicker Robbie Gould hit the winner from 38 yards away.

The field crew in Chicago has plenty of work to do in the coming weeks, though; fortunately, the Bears play two straight road games before playing at home again:

Andre Ellington Gets His Hair Yanked Out—Literally

The 1-9 Jacksonville Jaguars do plenty on the field to make fans want to rip out their own hair.

Apparently the players feel their pain.

Jacksonville welcomed the Arizona Cardinals to town but lost 27-14.

The real story, though, was Jason Babin, who got a little too physical with Arizona running back Andre Ellington. Babin helped to make a routine tackle, but also came away with a handful of dreadlocks in the process.

Whatever it takes to get the runner down. It's not illegal, and Ellington surely knew the risk. It seems the rookie ball-carrier managed to get his hair back, as the team's Twitter confirms:

Most players experience a "welcome to the NFL" moment. This has to rank up there for Ellington, who is about to have one expensive trip to the barber.

LeSean McCoy Steals Redskins Flag

The Washington Redskins and Philadelphia Eagles are anything but friends in what is a historic rivalry that dates as far back as 1934. 

It should have come as no surprise, then, when Philadelphia running back LeSean McCoy did not take kindly to a Washington banner at Lincoln Financial Field.

McCoy noticed the flag when he exited the tunnel and promptly ripped it from Washington fans. The victim (who later got the banner back) later confirmed via Sarah Kogod of the Washington Post what we all wanted to know —McCoy is really strong:

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It was shocking. I was like, ‘What just happened?’ He was like, ‘Get this outta here, man.’ He was very strong. His grasp on the flag and his pull was so strong. It was very shocking. The Eagles fans thought it was really cool. One of them wanted the flag as a keepsake, I think because LeSean touched it.

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McCoy was far from finished with the Redskins and their faithful. Shady ripped off 77 yards and two touchdowns on 20 carries to propel the Eagles to a 24-16 victory. 

Unfortunately for NFL fans everywhere, we won't get to see how McCoy is received in Washington after his actions, as the two sides already met in Week 1.

Regardless, there are rules for fans who travel to Philadelphia. McCoy is apparently the enforcer.