“Listen it’s a lose-lose operation when you start going back and forth with fans,” Kelce said. “It’s tough, it’s never going to be seen right. It only empowers people to talk more trash because they know they’re getting to you. We talked about this with Joey Bosa at the Link, fish on, fish on, we got him. Like you can’t do it, it’s just not going to help.”
Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni under fire
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The Eagles are above water at 3-2, but it doesn’t seem like they’re headed in a good direction. After opening the season by beating Green Bay, they coughed one up against the Falcons, barely beat the Saints, and got pounded by the Buccaneers. And then on Sunday they barely outlasted a bad Browns team.
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Division play begins Sunday against the Giants, and the fan encounter has become a distraction for a team that doesn’t need such things as they try to find their overall footing. Kelce denied defending Sirianni’s actions.
“I said this on Monday night people are like oh you’re defending Nick,” Kelce said. “I’m not defending him. I think he shouldn’t be doing this. Like I don’t think that that’s right. But at the same time I will defend him that he needs to be emotional. He needs to be passionate. That’s when he’s a better coach and he knows that and the team knows that. I think that directing it in the right way is what we want to see and I think for the majority of the game that’s what you saw.”
