“Everyone should take accountability”: Jason Kelce makes his feelings known as Eagles players “might not like” playing with Jalen Hurts

Jason Kelce pushed back against speculation that the Philadelphia Eagles locker room has grown resentful toward Jalen Hurts.

The ex-Eagles center addressed the talk that some players “might not like” playing with Hurts or disagreed with his leadership style.

"I bet everybody likes winning a Super Bowl," Kelce said on Thursday, via Sports Radio 94WIP. "I bet everybody likes winning football games. I can tell you this, I've been on losing football games, it is miserable. And I don't think that that's true on a large scale. I think a lot of this is overblown.

"We probably shouldn't focus on what upsets us about each other as much, and probably should focus out on what makes all of us so freaking great. So maybe that's what the focus should be on in that building, and I hope it is, and maybe everybody should be taking accountability to themselves."

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Jason Kelce on the idea that some players “might not like” playing with Jalen Hurts: “I bet everybody liked winning the Super Bowl. I bet everybody likes winning football games.”

Philadelphia (8-2) is positioned near the top of the NFC standings and attempting to defend last season’s Super Bowl crown. Anonymous commentary and public speculation have spotlighted tension between Hurts and A.J. Brown.

Jason Kelce identifies Dallas’ defensive overhaul as a defining matchup factor for Jalen Hurts & Co.

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Jason Kelce discussed the Philadelphia Eagles' Week 12 divisional battle against the Dallas Cowboys.

"A big weakness of what Dallas has had really over the past five years has been the interior of that defense, the heart of the defense," Kelce said on Wednesday, via the "New Heights" podcast. "They have not had great players across the board.

"Their D tackles, which have not been the guys, but they have lacked the Chris Joneses, the Fletcher Coxes, the Jalen Carters, the Aaron Donalds, the Vita Veas, they haven't had that, that presence in there. They got it now with Quinnen Williams, make no mistake about it, he is the real deal. So this is a big matchup for the Eagles in division."

The Eagles have two championships in franchise history, and their roster has the talent to add another. With a heated divisional matchup approaching and expectations higher than ever, the choice rests inside the building.