Jalen Carter ejected within seconds of Philadelphia Eagles vs. Dallas Cowboys game for shocking behavior

Season opener turns into shock
It was supposed to be a historic night for the Philadelphia Eagles as they raised the championship banner at the Super Bowl in front of their fans, but the big surprise came when defensive star Jalen Carter was ejected after just 6 seconds from the opening whistle against the Dallas Cowboys.
The reason? An unsportsmanlike incident when Carter spat at quarterback Dak Prescott, forcing the referees to issue an immediate ejection.
Details of the ejection incident
The incident occurred during a stoppage in play after an injury on the first pass.
Live broadcast videos clearly showed the moment of the spit, sparking a wave of outrage on social media.
The referee did not hesitate and announced the direct ejection of Carter for "serious unsportsmanlike conduct".
Impact of Jalen Carter's absence on Eagles' defense
Carter is considered one of the defensive pillars, having participated in the Pro Bowl 2024 and being one of the stars of the victory in Super Bowl LIX.
His sudden absence confused the coaching staff, which had to rely on substitutes to compensate for the defensive gap.
Analysts believe that losing Carter could weaken the defensive line in the early weeks of the season, especially against the strong Cowboys offense.
Background on Jalen Carter
He was selected ninth overall in the 2023 NFL Draft.
During the 2024 season, he achieved:
42 successful tackles
4.5 sacks
Direct contribution to 2 forced fumbles
He is considered one of the top young defensive talents in the league.
Reactions and potential penalties
Eagles fans expressed their shock at the incident, considering it a "stain" on a major celebratory night.
Carter is expected to face additional penalties from the NFL that may include a fine or suspension for additional games.
American media wonders: Will Carter learn from this lesson or will the controversy over his behavior repeat itself?
Conclusion
The incident of Jalen Carter's ejection just seconds into the Eagles vs. Cowboys game will remain one of the strangest and quickest ejections in NFL history.
While Philadelphia celebrates its recent championship, it finds itself facing a defensive crisis and a big question about the discipline of its young star.