Overview
- An NFL league official told USA TODAY that a suspension is not on the table as the review continues, with a fine anticipated.
- CBS Sports reporting indicates Carter is expected to receive a five-figure penalty, and a one-game ban would have cost him a $57,222 game check.
- According to CBS Sports, a suspension would trigger contract language voiding remaining guarantees on Carter’s 2025–26 base salaries and roster bonuses.
- Carter was ejected seconds into the season opener for spitting on Prescott, and Philadelphia went on to win 24-20.
- Carter apologized after the game, and Prescott said he did not intentionally spit on Carter, noting he spit ahead to avoid his linemen.