VIDEO: Eagles DT Jalen Carter Apologizes to Teammates After Ejection vs Cowboys, Sends Six-Word Warning to Dak Prescott
Philadelphia, PA – September 5, 2025
The Eagles’ season opener against the Cowboys brought more drama than anyone expected. Just six seconds into the game, defensive tackle Jalen Carter was ejected after spitting on Dallas quarterback Dak Prescott, sparking outrage across the NFL.
After the game, Carter faced the media wearing a shirt reading “My First Year Being Rich.” He admitted fault, apologized to teammates and fans, and vowed not to repeat the mistake. “You know it was a mistake… it just won’t happen again. I feel bad for my teammates and fans out there.” (Video Below)
The 23-year-old emphasized that while emotions boiled over, he knows the responsibility of representing Philadelphia runs deeper than personal rivalries. “I’m doing it for them. I’m done with our family also but the fans show the most love. You heard him today is not being able to finish that start game he finished the games just fucked me up. Get better, it won’t happen again.”
When asked if Dak may have provoked him, Carter didn’t shy away but refused to deflect blame. “I don’t try to be non-ordinary, anything that done something back is provoking. If this out there y’all see.”
Eagles fans have rallied around him on social media, with many calling for patience and understanding as Carter promised growth. His passion is undeniable—but now the spotlight shifts to how he’ll channel it moving forward without crossing the line.
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