They've made him a Target. Sad!

while the surface was shite, it had nothing to do with Love’s injury, because Love was rolled up by the combination of Jalen Carter and Josh Sweat. For context, this was on the Packers’ final drive and they trying to move into field position for a Hail Mary. Love was able to pitch the ball backwards while extending the play, and Carter missed on his initial tackle. While laying on the ground, he tried to wrap him up as Love was pushed over by Sweat:

Caleb Williams isn't really a "true" rookie because he turned 23 late into his 1st season in the NFL!"

I saw a kid trying to win a football game. I'll let others judge if this fine young man did something dirty.

Caleb Williams isn't really a "true" rookie because he turned 23 late into his 1st season in the NFL!"

I saw a kid trying to win a football game. I'll let others judge if this fine young man did something dirty.

Because you are stupid, maybe read some books educate yourself.

We walk, talk, and won't shit our pants

Wonder if you would have said that if it was Caleb or Rome getting shoved to the ground while another player held on to his leg AS Caleb/Rome was falling down.

A lot of real sickos out there piling on this kid for playing through the whistle.

should have finished the job

Eagles snap counts: Jalen Carter puts together incredible stretch
dave zangaro
Tue, Nov 26, 2024, 6:00 AM CST·4 min read

Eagles snap counts: Jalen Carter puts together incredible stretch originally appeared on NBC Sports Philadelphia

A week after Jalen Carter played every Eagles defensive snap, he was well on his way to doing it again. But thanks to the Eagles’ 37-20 blowout win, the star defensive tackle got a bit of a breather.

Carter played 54 of 64 defensive snaps after playing all 66 against the Commanders in Week 11.

According to NFL NextGen Stats, Carter played the first 51 of 59 plays on Sunday night before the backups came in. That gave him an incredible streak of 114 consecutive snaps dating back to Week 10. That was the longest active streak in the NFL.

While Carter didn’t fill up the stat sheet on Sunday night — he had just one pressure — he garnered a ton of attention. Carter was double-teamed by the Rams on 22 of his 35 pass rushing snaps, per NextGen Stats. That was his second-highest double-team rate of the season and it freed up his teammates to win their 1-on-1s.

On the season, Carter has now played 548 of 678 possible snaps (81%). To put that into perspective, Fletcher Cox hit 81% just once in his 12-year career.

Here’s how the full DT rotation went on Sunday night: Jalen Carter 54 snaps (84%), Milton Williams 24 snaps (38%), Moro Ojomo 23 snaps (36%), Jordan Davis 15 snaps (23%), Thomas Booker 11 snaps (17%).

I really thought Jordan Davis was going to be something coming out of college

The victims are the American People and the Republic itself.

for all the press carter gets, dexter has very similar numbers