Carter was ejected in Week 1 amid chatter about a possible suspension for a spitting incident on Dak Prescott. Though not fined, his availability for Week 2 against the Chiefs remains a focal point, with fantasy managers weighing his enormous playmaking potential against potential absence.

Eagles defensive tackle suspended one game for spitting on Dak Prescott; ejected earlier in game, suspension deemed served since no play occurred after the ejection.

Carter’s week’s pay ($57,222) and ejection noted; fine not listed among on-Saturday announcements.

Carter was ejected for a spitting incident amid a confrontation with Tyler Booker; subsequent angles suggested Prescott spat first, elevating the Spitgate saga. Carter faces fines and NFL review, his playing status for next games uncertain as league evaluates conduct.

Carter returns after a suspension and steps back into the middle, reuniting with Jordan Davis to form a formidable interior. His presence is pivotal for stopping the run, occupying double-teams, and freeing Davis to penetrate. Expect a rotational uptick and sharper gap control, which should improve Philadelphia’s overall front-seven consistency.