Jason Kelce Reacts to Jalen Carter Spitting Ejection in NFL Opener

Jason Killi He did not overlook his words because he participated in a increasing response to seeing the American football Association player spitting a competitor.

A defensive man in Philadelphia Eagles, Gallin CarterSpitting the face Dac Brickot During the opening match of the American Football Association, which took place on Thursday, September 4 in the Lincoln Financial field in Philadelphia.

The American Football Association player, which occurred during a period of injury moments after the opening, was directed by Carter, 24, from the game as a punishment. Al -Nisour also received a 15 yard penalty kick.

When moving to X, Kelce, 37, participated, shocked after watching the player’s actions and a NSFW joke on this topic.

“This is the most brutal start for the American Football Association season ever. The first game of the game, one player is transferred, and the other is expelled,” he wrote. “I mean, everyone knows that you do not spit, you are swallowing obvi.”

Another books apparently refer to the accident, “What happened in F ** K just?”

The Killis post attracted a mixed reaction from his followers. Some were criticizing its skinny nature and believed that the comment was in a weak taste.

“Do you want to read your daughters like this? Grow up,” one of the followers wrote, while another added, “It is strange to say.”

Others agreed with the essence of his comment despite the controversial formulation. One of the followers commented, “A man is crazy, I hope the player will get a ban on a life.”

while Stephen Smith The sports analyst has declined to make a dirty joke about the spitting incident, and he moved to social media to hesitate similar feelings to Kelce.

“Have you just seen Galin Carter – the best players in the Eagles defense – was just delivered before he was overporled … this man’s comment. How can you do something like this in hell? Do not forgive! Stupid! Selfish! #Damn!”

During, Espn Adam Shevter Significant shots of the spitting accident and commented on another post, “Galen Carter was apparently expelled on Dac Brickut.”

According to Daily Herald, Defense Coordinator in Philadelphia Eagles, Vic VangioHe praised the extent to which Carter brought the table as a player earlier this week.

“I don’t know that the distress is the correct word,” said Vangio, 67. “I think he must play with the right mindset to reach his potential, or get close to reaching his potential. He must be at the top of the details, play with great effort, and focuses.”