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Eagles' Jason Kelce shares serious allegation against Bills DT

By Victor Barbosa | Last updated 11/30/23

Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce blasted Jordan Phillips during an appearance on the "WIP Morning Show" on Wednesday, saying the Buffalo Bills defensive tackle tried to injure one of his teammates.

The allegation stems from one of Philadelphia's brotherly shove/tush push/quarterback sneak attempts during the team's Week 12 game against the Bills on Sunday.

Jason Kelce on the second play in this video, where Jordan Phillips goes after Cam Jurgens:

“I thought it was bull s**t at the time…He purposely tried to hurt Cam Jurgens…I think he should be fined for that play.” pic.twitter.com/Lh8El3SQpD
— SPORTSRADIO 94WIP (@SportsRadioWIP) November 29, 2023

Kelce added that he wouldn't comment on the rest of the contest, in particular the postgame skirmish with a group of Bills players and an Eagles fan that Phillips was a part of.

Phillips, defensive ends Shaq Lawson and Gregory Rousseau, and defensive tackle Ed Oliver were caught on camera chirping with a fan dressed in green sitting behind the Bills sideline, and Lawson appeared to shove the person during the exchange.

The Eagles six-time Pro Bowler posted on X, formerly known as Twitter, following his Wednesday morning interview, however, to elaborate on the play with Phillips.

I have zero issue with players jumping offsides and making contact with offensive lineman on that play. That isn’t what happened. He showed no effort to stop once it was clear a play wasn’t being run, ran his feet and took a free shot at a defenseless teammate of mine
— Jason Kelce (@JasonKelce) November 29, 2023

Kelce has started all 11 games this season for Philadelphia and has suited up in 150 consecutive games since the 2014 season.

Phillips is in his ninth pro season and third with Buffalo (across two stints). He's played in all 12 of the team's games this fall (making seven starts) and has recorded four quarterback hits, tied his career high with four passes defended and posted 1.5 sacks.

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