Eagles superfan Ron Dunphy might be headed to injured reserve.
The Philly fanatic said he “f–ked up” his knee when he did a shirtless chest bump with Jason Kelce on “Monday Night Football.”
ESPN cameras captured the moment when Dunphy — known for his belly tattoos commemorating Philadelphia teams, including the Eagles logo on his chest — was summoned to the stage by the future Hall of Fame center for a celebratory chest bump before the game.
After colliding with Kelce mid-air, Dunphy stumbled back into some of the people on stage and was seen holding his left knee.
He appeared to yell in pain and limp around on stage.
Later that day, Dunphy shared a video of him icing his knee while sitting in the stands at Lincoln Financial Field — where the Falcons beat the Eagles in a last-minute comeback, 22-21.
“F–k my whole knee up,” Dunphy wrote on X, adding three crying emojis. “So worth it lmao.”
“Say what you want. Yea I got hurt doing a chest bump. But I got higher than Kelce,” Dunphy wrote on X after the game, adding the hashtag, “athlete.”
Kelce was hyping up the crowd and didn’t seem to notice Dunphy’s injury.
The Eagles superfan played it off well.
“My kids are watching me,” Dunphy replied to someone who said, “Props for not going down and walking it off.”
In a separate post, Dunphy made it clear he wouldn’t miss the game to receive medical attention.
“After the game,” he said to someone who asked when he would get checked out.
Many said it looked like Dunphy tore his ACL.
The Eagles (1-1) face the Saints (2-0) in New Orleans on Sept. 22.