Eagles Players Fight at Training Camp, Full Details Revealed as Big Dom, Roseman, Sirianni Intervene

Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Moro Ojomo and offensive tackle Fred Johnson got into a brawl at training camp on Thursday, to the point where head coach Nick Sirianni, chief security officer Dom DiSandro (Big Dom) and even general manager Howie Roseman stepped in to reportedly help calm Johnson down after the melee.

ESPN's Tim McManus described the scene.

"The dust-up started during team drills Thursday when Ojomo took exception to a late shove by Johnson and squared up, looking ready to fight. The coaches decided to keep both players in for the next play.

"Tempers flared as Johnson blocked Ojomo to the ground and then landed on him with his full weight. Punches were thrown before the two separated.

"Moments later, Ojomo found his way through a crowd and dove at Johnson's knees, bringing the 6-foot-7, 326-pound Johnson to the ground."

That's when Eagles players and staff members stepped in to separate the two linemen, per McManus. Roseman, Sirianni and DiSandro calmed down Johnson, and Big Dom also spoke with Ojomo, per John Clark of NBC Sports Philadelphia.

Eliot Shorr-Parks of 94WIP.com provided a breakdown of the heated day.

Ojomo is entering his fourth NFL season (all with the Eagles). He started nine of his 17 games last year, amassing 38 tackles, 12 quarterback hits and six sacks.

Johnson is entering his eighth NFL season and fourth with the Eagles. He started eight of his 17 games last season.

The Eagles' preseason begins on Saturday, Aug. 15, when they visit the Baltimore Ravens.