Jalen Carter was ejected immediately after the opening kickoff for spitting on Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott and expressed regret, calling the action a mistake and promising it would not happen again. Footage later showed Prescott appearing to spit toward the Eagles' defensive line, and Prescott acknowledged spitting frequently during the game while suggesting Carter was provoking a teammate. The Eagles raised their Super Bowl banner and scored touchdowns on their first three possessions but needed a late fourth-down defensive stop to secure a 24-20 win. Carter could face a suspension for the incident.
I feel bad for just my teammates and fans out there. I'm doing it for them. I'm doing it for my family, also. But the fans, they showed the most love. Not being able to start the game even, finish the game, it f****d me up but we're going to get it better. It won't happen again. I can make that promise.
I probably spit 1,000 times throughout the game.
In that case, (Carter) was trolling, trying to mess with (Cowboys right guard) Tyler Booker. I was just looking at him, I was right here by the two linemen, guess I needed to s
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