A cameraman filming Jason Kelce appeared to be injury-free after falling through an RV’s roof on Sunday despite shattering his equipment.

Ahead of the Eagles’ game against the Cleveland Browns in Philadelphia, the legendary center stood atop a trailer with a fan and the cameraman as he led the crowd to chants.

After the iconic chant spelling out the team name, Kelce cracked open a beer, raised a toast, and began chugging the beverage.

As the camera operator tried to get a better angle of Kelce downing the beer, his right leg fell through the roof. Upon trying to break his fall, he released the camera – which broke upon impact and fell out of the frame.

Kelce put his hands forward as the camera fell off before turning and walking away. Meanwhile, the fan wearing a Jordan Mailata jersey was quick to help the cameraman get up.

A cameraman filming Jason Kelce fell through the roof of an RV in Philadelphia

Kelce led the Eagles fans in chanting ahead of the team’s 20-16 win over the Cleveland Browns

Despite the unexpected fall, the camera operator quickly got back on his feet.

One user, who was at the scene of the incident, wrote that the cameraman ‘fell through the shower sunlight’ while confirming the camera was broken.

Nonetheless, the Eagles secured the 20-16 win at home, improving to a 3-2 record in second place in the NFC East.

On the other hand, the Browns are now 1-5 sitting fourth in the AFC North.

Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts completed 16-of-25 attempts for 264 yards and two touchdowns. AJ Brown and DaVonte Smith were the recipients of the touchdown passes.

Meanwhile, Philadelphia’s defense held Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson to 168 yards and zero touchdowns after sacking him five times.

The Eagles will look to build a winning streak as they hit the road to face the Giants on Oct. 20 and the Bengals on Oct. 27.