Eagles' Jalen Carter Admits Mistake After Ejection for Spitting
Jalen Carter, the Philadelphia Eagles' defensive tackle, acknowledged his mistake after being ejected from the season opener against the New England Patriots for spitting on Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott. The incident occurred before the first defensive play, leading to his early exit from the game.
Eagles' Jalen Carter Admits Mistake After Ejection for Spitting
Jalen Carter, the Philadelphia Eagles' defensive tackle, acknowledged his mistake after being ejected from the season opener against the New England Patriots for spitting on Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott. The incident occurred before the first defensive play, leading to his early exit from the game.
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