On Sunday in the game between the bills and the Eagles Jordan Phillips

in anticipation of the Brotherly Shove did some unbrotherly shoving of his own.

If you're gonna go off side, you may as well make it count.

Here's Jason Kelsey in his appearance on WIP radio in Philadelphia

with his thoughts on the hit that was applied to

Cam Jorgons by Jordan Phillips.

Teams are really, you know, trying to stop that play.

They talk about it all week.

I'm sure they labeled as some type of

like level of toughness to stop the play I thought it was bullshit at the time I

really did and I said so to the official on the field I said listen I've been running that play a lot of years I have seen people jump off sides he made

zero effort to stop after he jumped on sides. He purposely tried to hurt Kim Jorgons.

And I thought it should have been a personal file and I think he should be fine for that point.

Now I'm not going to comment on the rest of the game.

There were things happening with the

fans. I don't know what happened that got him that fired up, but I thought that play in particular

was absolutely a disgrace that the NFL should not allow. I really do and I don't know Jordan

Phillips he might be the best guy in the world but that in my opinion the NFL

needs to do something about because that shouldn't be allowed in this game. At this

level I thought the and I thought the officials did not do a good job

officiating that play I agree I really did I think that was so clearly not a off

sides that was a personal foul and it should have been stipulated right from that moment. And because they didn't call that, you saw things happen throughout the rest of the game.

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