Here’s How Jason Kelce’s Restroom Break Helped Eagles Secure a Thrilling OT Win & NFL Play-Offs

The Philadelphia Eagles won a bone-chilling battle against the Buffalo Bills, which has guaranteed their position in the playoffs. What Jason Kelce did in the fleeting moments of the game might have been a game-decider for the 10-1 Philly team. Jalen Hurts scored a touchdown in the ending moments of the game, and it couldn’t have happened if Kelce hadn’t arrived on time.

A tweet by James Palmer tells us exactly what went down in the OT at the Lincoln Financial Field. The bout has left the Bills high and dry with a 6-6 record and a looming confusion about their berth at the playoff seats. Also, a video on YouTube perfectly dissects what happened between the teams.

Jason Kelce took a much-deserved break for a win

This started when the Eagles gave up two penalties, leading the game to overtime. Following this, Jason Kelce headed to the tunnel, worrying the fans and the team. But the man went for a much-needed restroom break and came out with a clear mind. The Center returned quickly, considering how time was of the essence. The block by Jason Kelce on the Bills defender cleared up an opening for Jalen Hurts to use his legs and run for a touchdown.

Earlier, Kelce was penalized for a false start. So, this time, he removed himself before overtime, going about his business and returning at the time of the coin toss.  The nature’s call might have eased Kelce’s discomfort as he helped Jalen Hurts score the game-winning touchdown. After this move, the Eagles have become the only team to go into the playoffs with a 10-1 record.

Jalen Hurts outperformed Josh Allen as he put up some exceptional numbers in the last leg of the game.

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Jalen Hurts for the win

Hurts dominated Josh Allen, both on paper and on the field. The QB1 passed for 200 yards and went for three touchdowns. With a pass completion rate of 58.1%, the Eagles QB made 18 out of 31 passes he threw. Hurts was also sacked twice and intercepted once throughout the game.

As for Josh Allen, despite passing for 339 yards and making 51 passing attempts, the Bills QB1 couldn’t take the team to a victory and succumbed to the Eagles. The Buffalo Bills rank second in the AFC East, just behind the Miami Dolphins.

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