In form of Philadelphia eagles Wait for any more discipline for standout defensive tackle Jalen karterA speech from spring can be educative where NFL may end.
At the owner’s meetings in Palm Beach, Florida, NFL’s Executive Vice President of Football Operations, Troy Vincent, told head coaches, General Manager and Authorities gathered in a room that sportsmanship was one of the biggest threats to the brand of the league.
During that meeting, the Vincent warned coaches, GM and officials that a source recalled, “zero tolerance to the acts that reduce the game, and that the league would barely come down to any violations.
NFL now to impose which discipline on Carter, which was dropped from the opener of Thursday night’s season to spit. Dallas Cowboys Quarterback Duck prescott Before playing before scimples.
Sources told ESPN that very least, Carter would be fined considerably, and can also be suspended. According to sources, a decision by NFL is expected to be held on Monday, as Eagles return to work and get ready for a super bowl rematch in Canus City next Sunday. Chifs,
Sportsmanship is hardly the only point for NFL to emphasize this previous offsen. The league is also vowing to tighten the player’s celebration which includes violent gestures or sexually desired in nature. NFL saw it a lot last year, and it will be flagged more often this season.
After the initial kickoff on Thursday, Eagles was hurt for Fullback Ben vansumarenWhich remained on the ground for several minutes. During the time, Carter and Prescott met face to face, and Carter spit on the prescott as the two started separating.
“This was a mistake that happened from my side, and it would not happen again,” Carter said after the game. “I feel bad for my peers and fans. … It will not happen again. I can promise that.”
Later, under the direction of protecting Carter and Eagles in the video, Prescot saw Carter before spitting on it.
Asked if he was worried about being suspended by NFL, Carter said: “If I get that lesson or that call and that conversation, we will handle it.”
Eagles coach Nick Siriyani did not say that Carter would face any internal discipline, saying that any action will be taken in the house.
“I want these people to play it with great energy, great penance while doing it within the rules of sports.” “So we will address it.”
Tim Macmans of ESPN contributed to this report.
