Jalen Carter could face further discipline for spit amid NFL review: report

The NFL is taking a closer look at the spitting incident that occurred between Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott and Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Jalen Carter during Thursday night’s game. Carter was ejected from the game just six seconds in after he appeared to spit on Prescott. The Eagles were penalized 15 yards as a result of the incident.

The league is now considering further discipline for Carter, as reported by NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero. Despite being ejected, Carter’s actions may result in additional consequences. Videos shared on social media later revealed that Prescott had also spat, but he claimed it was out of habit and not directed at Carter.

Prescott explained that he was spitting on the field as a normal game-day practice and that Carter misunderstood the situation. The quarterback emphasized that he would not intentionally spit on someone, especially a fellow player. He expressed surprise at Carter’s reaction and described the ejection as unfortunate.

After the game, Carter issued an apology for his actions, acknowledging that it was a mistake and promising it would not happen again. He expressed regret for letting down his teammates and fans, and emphasized that he was doing it for them.

The NFL’s review of the incident highlights the importance of sportsmanship and respect on the field. Both players have addressed the situation and expressed their perspectives on the incident. As the league continues to investigate, it serves as a reminder of the need for professionalism and integrity in professional sports.

Source: Fox News