During an appearance on the “WIP Morning Show” on Wednesday, center for the Philadelphia Eagles Jason Kelce criticized defensive tackle Jordan Phillips of the Buffalo Bills, claiming the player attempted to hurt a teammate.

The claim is related to one of Philadelphia’s alleged quarterback sneaks, tush pushes, and brotherly shoves that occurred on Sunday during the team’s Week 12 matchup with the Bills.

 

Kelce continued by saying he wouldn’t talk about the remainder of the game, specifically the altercation Phillips had with a group of Bills players and an Eagles supporter following the game.

Defensive ends Shaq Lawson and Gregory Rousseau, defensive tackle Ed Oliver, and Phillips were seen on camera talking with a green-clad spectator who was seated behind the Bills bench. Lawson even seemed to shove the fan during the interaction.

But after his Wednesday morning interview, the six-time Pro Bowler for the Eagles took to X, the former Twitter, to further discuss the play with Phillips.

 

Since the 2014 season, Kelce has dressed up for Philadelphia in 150 straight games. He has started all 11 of the team’s games this season.

Phillips is currently in his third season as a professional, having spent two stints with Buffalo. This fall, he has participated in all 12 of the team’s games (seven of which he has started), totaling 1.5 sacks, four quarterback hits, and four passes defensed, which ties his career high.