Jason Kelce Expresses Eagles’ Frustration in One-Word Tweet After Loss
After suffering a heartbreaking loss, Jason Kelce expressed his frustration on social media with a succinct message: “Fml.” The retired center, who dedicated his 13-year NFL career to the Philadelphia Eagles, commented after the team’s overtime defeat against the Los Angeles Chargers on December 8, 2025, highlighting the team’s struggles in the game.
Eagles’ Difficult Loss to Chargers
The Philadelphia Eagles fell to a 22-19 overtime loss, marking their third consecutive defeat of the season. This loss dropped their record to 8-5. The game was marked by a series of mistakes, including five turnovers and six penalties totaling 53 yards, which hindered their performance.
Quarterback Performance
Eagles’ quarterback Jalen Hurts faced a challenging night. He completed 21 of 40 passes for 240 yards but threw four interceptions. One of the critical turnovers occurred during overtime, sealing the game for the Chargers. In the first half, Hurts experienced severe setbacks, committing two turnovers within the same play.
Team Dynamics and Positivity
The atmosphere surrounding the team seems uncertain following the loss. Kelce humorously questioned the presence of a giant Easter bunny mascot placed in the locker room earlier that week as a sign of positivity. Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni acknowledged the intent behind the bunny, promoting joy and confidence despite the recent outcomes.
Upcoming Challenges for the Eagles
The Eagles will attempt to regain their footing at home against the Las Vegas Raiders, who currently hold a 2-11 record. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Chargers will face the Kansas City Chiefs, further intensifying the competitive landscape of the AFC West.
- Game Date: December 8, 2025
- Eagles Record: 8-5
- Chargers Record: 9-4
- Quarterback Jalen Hurts: 21 completions on 40 attempts, 240 yards, 4 interceptions
- Penalties: 6 for 53 yards
The Eagles aim to turn their season around and build on their strengths as they face the Raiders. With adjustments and a renewed focus, they hope to overcome their recent challenges.
