Philadelphia Eagles’ defensive standout, Jalen Carter, will not face additional suspension following the Week 1 spitting incident involving Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott. The NFL revealed that Carter had received a retroactive one-game suspension for the pre-game altercation, where he spat on Prescott moments before kickoff during the season opener on Thursday.

The league’s decision not to extend Carter’s suspension comes after a thorough review of the incident, which sparked controversy and heated discussions among fans and analysts. The altercation between Carter and Prescott raised concerns about sportsmanship and player conduct on the field, prompting the NFL to address the matter promptly.

In response to the NFL’s ruling, a representative for Carter expressed gratitude for the resolution, stating, “Jalen is focused on moving forward and contributing to the team’s success. He understands the gravity of the situation and is committed to upholding the league’s standards of fair play and respect.”

While the incident has been resolved in terms of further suspension for Carter, the league’s decision has underscored the importance of maintaining professionalism and respect in competitive sports. The Eagles are now looking ahead to upcoming games with Carter back in the lineup, eager to put the controversy behind them and focus on their performance on the field.