The Eagles infuriated fans on Monday night with a mind-boggling decision to throw an unnecessary pass that fell incomplete, stopping the clock and giving the Falcons time to march down the field and score a game-winning touchdown.
However, before the game, a former Eagles player caused some damage to one of the fans.
Recently retired Eagles center Jason Kelce, who now works for ESPN, returned to Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia as a professional player and partied with fans in the parking lot before the game.
During the celebrations, Kelce, wearing a green tracksuit emblazoned with the Italian flag, got side-by-side with a fan, chest-bumping him, which left the fan feeling a bit upset.
While Kelce is retired, he's only been out of the NFL for a year, meaning he's still a long way from becoming a big player, and it's probably unwise for the public to go chest to chest with him, even if they're a fairly large guy. It might be a good idea to wait until Kelce is in his fifth year of retirement.
The video of Kelsey hitting the fan in the chest spread across the Internet almost as quickly as his comments during last week's game. Monday Night Football He made his debut as the former Eagle spoke to fellow analysts about his “boob” concerns in the new uniforms.
So, Kelce's two games and two viral moments show why ESPN hired him.
