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As Philadelphia Eagles Wait for any further discipline for the Defense Station Association Jalen CarterThe speech from spring could be instructive not to end NFL.

At the meetings of the owner in Palm Beach, Florida, the NFL Vice President of the football operations Trio Vincent told the main coaches, the General Managers and the Head and Heads gathered in a room that sporting was one of the greatest threats to the League.

During that meeting, Vincent warned coaches, GMS and managers that it would be, as one source reminded, “zero tolerance for works shared,” and that the league is difficult to reduce any bully.

NFL now thinks about what discipline imposes Carter, who was kicked from Thursday night openings for spitting Dallas Cowboys Poor Dak Prescott Before the first play from screaming.

At the very least, Carter will face significant in line, and it could be suspended, the sources told ESPN. The NFL decision is expected on Monday, according to sources, as the eagles return to work and are prepared for the Super Boots in Kansas City next week Bosses.

Sportsman is hardly the NFL’s point of emphasis in this past is off-season. The league also commits to refuse to celebrate players involving violent gestures or are sexually suggestive. The NFL translated that last year and it will be more often marked this season.

After opening the beginning on Thursday, there was a delay on Orlove injuries Ben Vansumerenthat remained on earth for a few minutes. During that time, Carter and Prescott got face to face, and Carter spit on Prescott as two began to separate.

“It was a mistake that happened on my side, and that simply won’t happen again,” Carter said after the game. “I feel bad for my teammates and fans there. … it won’t happen again. I can promise it.”

He later saw Prescott spit in the direction of Carter and the defense of Eagles before Carter spat on him.

When asked if he was worried about the NFL suspension, Carter said, “If I get that text or that call, and talk it, we will then solve it.”

Coach Eagles Nick Sirianni did not find out if Carter would face any internal discipline, saying every action would be kept in the house.

“I want these guys to play with great energy, great persistence while working within the rules of the game,” Sirianni said after 24-20 winning 24-20 victories in Philadelphia. “So we’ll get it back.”

The ESPN team McManus contributed to this report.