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Jalen Carter expressed the repentance after the The victory open to Philadelphia Eagles on Dallas Cowboys He was overshadowed by his expulsion to spit on Dak Prescott.
The star’s defensive attack was fired immediately after the opening, as it was spit on the Dallas quarterback, while both teams aligned for the first snapshot of the game.
Philadelphia struggled to leave the cowboys despite the Eagles scoring Touchdowns in their first three possessions against a Dallas defense that adapted to Life without Micah Parsons, the Star Pas Rusher who last week was negotiated with sensational sensations to the Green Bay Packers.
The Cowboys and Prescott had the opportunity to complete a winning trip, as they got the ball with just over three minutes to the left and ended with four points. However, this unit did not move forward beyond the 45-Cowboys Gardens as a fourth stop after the two-minute warning sealed a 24-20 victory for the Eagles.
But one night when the Eagles increased the banner for Super Bowl’s victory last season was affected by the actions of Carter, who could face a suspension by the incident.
“It was a mistake that happened by my side. It will not happen again,” said Carter after the game. “I feel bad only for my teammates and fans.
“Not being able to start the game, finish the game, it can do me, but we will do better. It will not happen again. I can do that promise.”
The images published later showed that Prescott appeared to spit on the floor in the direction of the Eagles defensive line. Prescott clarified the situation on his side in his press conference after the game.
“I probably spit 1,000 times throughout the game,” said Prescott.
“In this case, (Carter) was trollant, trying to wrap -with Tyler Booker (Cowboys Right Guard). I was only looking at it, I was right here for the two leaders, I suppose I needed to spit, I was not going to spit on my linemen, I only spit.”
Prescott explained that Carter asked him if he tried to spit on him.
“When I passed (the huddle), I actually said the words:” Why should I spit -BOOD? “, Added Prescott.
“He only spit on me at the time. It was a surprise more than nothing.”
Referee Shawn Smith told the game’s pool journalist: “One of the officials observed (Carter) spitting on a rival. It is a disqualifiable foul in the game. It’s a non -football act.”
Eagles’ main coach Nick Syrianni would not reveal if Carter would face the team’s discipline.
On the possibility of a suspension of the league, he said, “If I have this text or this call and I have this conversation, we will manage it then.”
The Eagles face the heads of Kansas City in a Super Bowl resale on week 2.
