Jason Kelce says her words were misunderstood by the opponents of Tash push

The former Eagles center, Jason Kelce, said the TUSH was pushing “sucks for the center”. He said he used to shout: “Fucking my life“When the room was called. He said the room was exhausting. But he never said that she should be illegal.

So when Kelce heard that his own words were used as an argument to ban Tash’s push, he opposed.

Responding to a report that the owner of the invoices, Terry Pegula, spoke at the league meeting and said Kelce had retired because of the wear and tear of Tash’s push, Kelce posted on social networks that this was not the case.

“I think Buffalo’s good gentleman seems to have misunderstood my meaning From the exhausting word, I never called the dangerous game, “wrote Kelce.” If the NFL wishes to summon me for legitimate reflections on the push of Tash under oath, I would be happy to give my testimony. “”

The president of the packers, Mark Murphy, who proposed the rule of Tash push according to which the League tabled during the meeting of this week, also referred to the comments of Kelce as a reason to ban the game.

“I think Jason Kelce made public comments on, he is happy that he is no longer involved in the room because He felt that it was quite dangerous“Said Murphy.

Kelce said on her podcast that the game was physically difficult but not dangerous.

“The game is zero to run, but it fears because of the effort. It will not be a game, in my opinion, where you will see this huge increase and this enormous risk of injury,” said Kelce.

While the NFL teams continue to debate Tash’s push, and may perhaps pass a new rule that would prohibit all players from the players, Kelce’s experience will be part of the discussion. Even if Kelce says her comments were misunderstood.