Jason Kelce furiously hits back at rival NFL owner Terry Pegula over false 'dangerous' claims

NFL fable Jason Kelce has deed backmost astatine Buffalo Bills proprietor Terry Pegula, who appeared to person misinterpreted the erstwhile center's erstwhile comments connected the arguable 'Tush Push'. 

Banning the Philadelphia Eagles' signature play was portion of the league owners' meetings this play successful Florida, but were tabled to May aft discussion. 

Pegula is successful favour of a prohibition and supported its outlaw from the NFL. Packers squad president Mark Murphy utilized Kelce's comments from the 'Steam Room' podcast arsenic his reasoning for bringing up the Tush Push being removed from the league. 

It appears Kelce misconstrued who spoke to reporters astir the play, arsenic opposed to solely voting to prohibition it.  

'I judge Jason Kelce had made nationalist comments about, he's gladsome he's not progressive successful the play anymore due to the fact that helium felt it was beauteous dangerous,' Murphy told reporters this week. 

Kelce did accidental the play 'sucks for a center' and is 'grueling', with the aboriginal Hall of Famer taking objection with however his words are being framed. 

'I deliberation the bully man from Buffalo appears to person misunderstood my meaning of the connection grueling, I person ne'er called the play dangerous,' Kelce said connected X connected Friday. 'If the NFL wishes to summon maine for morganatic thoughts connected the tush propulsion nether oath, I’d beryllium gladsome to springiness my testimony.'

Others from the NFL satellite person spoken up connected some sides of the 'Brotherly Shove' debate. 

'Man, if we instrumentality everything that "sucks" and is "grueling" retired of sports, determination ain’t gonna beryllium overmuch left…,' JJ Watt replied to Kelce. 

'This is truthful f***ing spot connected haha. Gotta clasp the grind!,' Kelce retorted. 

The Packers were the squad to initiate a ballot connected the 'Tush Push' being banned aft losing to the Eagles doubly this past season.