Philadelphia had Cooper DeJean, Nolan Smith and Jakorian Bennett fined a combined $46K for antics in the Week 1 win over Dallas

By all accounts, it’s been a good week for Eagles defensive tackle Jalen Carter, aside, of course, from the $57,000-plus fine the NFL levied afte

Jalen Carter made the wrong kind of headlines in the Eagles home opener. The 24-year-old defensive tackle was ejected before the first play from scrimmage for spitting on Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott.

Despite the Eagles’ effort to not let the Lombardi Trophy cast a shadow on their 2025 season, the schedule-makers had different plans.

Davis answered the call when the Eagles needed him, playing a whopping 86.9% of the snaps in the Eagles' victory over the Cowboys. Prior to Week 1, Davis had never played more than 65.3% of snaps in a game. That was Week 12 of the 2023 season against the Buffalo Bills, a 37-34 overtime thriller.

The Philadelphia Eagles and Jalen Carter await big news on his suspension following his incident with Dak Prescott.

Jason Kelce was one of the first to react to Jalen Carter's viral spit incident with Dak Prescott in the Eagles' win over the Cowboys in Week 1. Kelce's response at the time was very NSFW, but the ex-Philly center has since issued a more serious message to Carter for what Kelce believed was a "dumb" and short-sighted move.

Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Jalen Carter has been suspended $57,222 for spitting on Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott prior to the first play from scrimmage during Thursday night's NFL season opener,

Philadelphia Eagles legend Jason Kelce calls out Jalen Carter for spitting on Dak Prescott in the team's season opening game.

Patrick Mahomes is still brilliant, but he can't throw the ball to himself. And it's possible that his top three wide receivers will miss the game. Rashee Rice is definitely out as he's serving the second game of a six-game NFL suspension. Xavier Worthy and Jalen Royals, meanwhile, are dealing with injuries.