Eagles defensive tackle Jalen Carter lost some more money as a result of Sunday’s win over the Rams.
But not nearly as much as he lost as a result of the Week 1 spitting incident.
The NFL has fined Carter $11,593 for taunting. It happened in the fourth quarter, after Carter blocked a field goal. The incident was penalized at the time.
Two weeks ago, Carter was suspended for the Week 2 game against the Chiefs but permitted to play, because his ejection for spitting on Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott happened before Carter participated in a single snap. It cost him $57,222 .
With the latest fine, Carter is closing in on $70,000 in lost pay for 2025.
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