Jason Kelce: Tush Push shit for center, but is the difference for eagle’s difference

As the Eagle Center, Jason Kelce was a key participant in a unique version in the neighborhood, alternately called the Gush Push or Brother. He looks at him in retirement as a fan. Either way, he says it’s hard and great for Philadelphia.

Kelce noticed on the steam room Yes When you play the center on that show, you can end up with four 300-kilogram players on top.

“It’s like a center, shit for me,” Kelce said. “It’s a busy game you’ll get as low as possible… If I take the grass on my face, I probably did a lot of a good job, because I’m as much as possible and drive ahead and drive ahead, defense is really hard to stop. “

But Kelce also said he thinks of an eagle’s ability to pick up the yard in situations when other teams would punt mass advantage.

“You know how big the advantage, we basically save ourselves, whether it’s a punt or anything. So that’s such a difference in the end of the day you are always willing to do for your team,” Kelce said.

Despite the conversation that the show should be banned, Kelce said it was a great demonstration in which football is.

“Football is a sport that comes down to physicality, aggression, our will in relation to your yard will – I think it is quite a very good football,” Kelce said. “It’s an opportunity for 92 percent. The other teams don’t work at the same rate of success. Perhaps the Eagles are just really, really, really good. Is it a fair punishment of the team just because they are better than everyone else? I don’t think that it’s fair. “

While the defense does not calm how to stop him, the eagles have a huge advantage in every situation with a short native.