The ship happens in the NFC Championship

The Ship happened on Sunday, as Will Shtli made his mark during the first half of the NFC championship game.

The impact of Clemson rookie is felt on special teams as he helped his Philadelphia eagles to 27-15 lead over Washington commanders at the NFC title in Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia.

Shipley launched the first possession of the Eagles and showed her cracking with the impressive return of kicks with 35 yards to the line with 40 yard. This return was created by Souchdown with 60 yards of Saquon Barkley, released a game later, giving a lead to Filly 7-3 in the middle of the initial quarter. Later, Shipley added a return to a kick with 25 yards to finish the first half with 60 yards for a return.

Then, with less than two minutes, left before half, Shitley reappeared a big one, forcing a blow to the return of the commanders. Shitty knocked the ball from Jeremy McNechols, and the forced blow eventually led to another landing of the “eagles”, which extended their lead to 27-12 by 39 seconds in the second quarter.

Shipley was selected by the “eagles” in the fourth round (127th) of the NFL project in 2024. After his exceptional career in Clemson from 2021-23, after which he came out in the top 10 in the school history in the common touchdown (33), hurrying touchdowns (31), 100-yard fast games (10), universal yards (4,253) and returning yards (904), while finishing ranked 11th in fast yards.

Check out his special teams that get on the first half of the game on Sunday below:

A ship is happening !! @Willshipley2021#Wasvsop Fox Pic.twitter.com/EEQCW91QOA

– Clemson Football (@Clemsonfb) January 26, 2025

Will it loosen it Shipley 👏

📺: #Wasvsop Fox
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– NFL (@nfl) January 26, 2025

-To courtesy was Streicher-Middise images