Philadelphia Eagles safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson unleashed a heated social media tirade against NFL officials. It came following his controversial ejection during Sunday's 36-33 loss to the Washington Commanders.The Eagles defensive star made headlines not just for his ejection, but for his dramatic exit as well. Gardner-Johnson gave the double middle finger to Commanders fans while heading toward the tunnel after his disqualification.From the stadium tunnel at FedEx Field on Sunday, Gardner-Johnson went live on social media. His emotional outburst came after referee Shawn Smith announced his second unsportsmanlike conduct penalty of the game."F***y'all talking about. Man, f*** them refs, man. Them refs wanted me out there. I ain't do sh** anyway, man. I ain't do sh**. No, I ain't. Y'all know I ain't do sh**," Gardner-Johnson said.The safety's first penalty raised eyebrows. After Commanders receiver Dyami Brown punched Gardner-Johnson, knocking his helmet off during a Terry McLaurin reception, officials only flagged Gardner-Johnson. His second violation came after Zack Baun forced a Commander's fumble — their fourth turnover of the day.Teammate stands firm with C.J. Gardner-Johnson as Eagles' defense crumblesNFL: Carolina Panthers at Philadelphia Eagles - Source: ImagnEagles safety Reed Blankenship stepped up to defend his fellow defensive back during a postgame interview."I'm not gonna get into detail. I'm gonna have his back. He didn't say anything at all. I was right there," Blankenship said. "When you're on the hot spot, things happen. At the end of the day, I have my dudes back."Speaking to PFWA Pool reporter Nicki Jhabvala, Smith explained the calls he made."He's basically taunting the opponent on the second foul," Smiths said. "He already had a first one earlier in the game. He was taunting the players, so that's a disqualification by rule."The ejection proved catastrophic for Philadelphia's defense. Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels exploited Gardner-Johnson's absence. He posted a 105.9 passer rating with 16 completions on 24 attempts for 150 yards and three touchdowns against one interception.Before 2024, Gardner-Johnson had maintained a clean record with zero unsportsmanlike conduct penalties. He is now tied for second in the NFL with two such infractions, one behind Eagles teammate Jalen Carter.