Jason Kelce played in more than 200 diversions amid his 13-year career with the Philadelphia Falcons.
But, concurring to the man himself, he never had more fun than he did playing against the Detroit Lions within the drop of 2013.
Kelce, 36, declared his retirement from football amid a tear-filled discourse on Monday.
He secured a few subjects amid his enthusiastic reflection counting his brief time at Cincinnati playing for possible Michigan State coach Stamp Dantonio, but moreover went through time examining the Week 14 diversion vs. Detroit, which has since been named “The Snowstorm Bowl.”
“I won’t disregard strolling out to a snowless field for warmups and after that strolling out of the burrow to a tempest. The Lions in white shirts mixed into the snow so well I couldn’t see the secondary,” Kelce said. “The moment half was all LeSean McCoy. He some way or another figured out a way to glass on a dime that day and man, it was mind blowing to watch.”
McCoy, who was known for his lightning-fast horizontal capacity, hurried for 217 yards and two scores in course to the Falcons 34-20 win. About eight inches of snow covered the Lincoln Money related Field turf by the ultimate whistle.
