In a shocking turn of events, Eagles' defensive tackle Jalen Carter found himself ejected from the game for spitting on Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott before the first snap. Head coach Nick Sirianni was not pleased with this unsportsmanlike behavior.

While the Eagles secured a victory, Sirianni made it clear in a post-game press conference that the team would handle the matter internally. "I’m going to keep all our conversations, and all my disciplinary things in-house. But we’ve got to fix it as coaches," he stated, emphasizing his commitment to maintaining privacy regarding team matters.

When pressed further by reporters, Sirianni remained tight-lipped. "Everything will always be handled in-house. Just like private conversations I have with players, none of that will ever get out to you, I’m sorry,” he reiterated, showcasing his determination to keep team dynamics confidential.

Sirianni also noted the importance of Carter on the field, acknowledging, "He knows we needed him out there today, and he wasn’t out there." Such a pivotal player missing from the action raises concerns about the team's defensive strategy moving forward.

"We need that guy on the field. He’s a really good player," Sirianni stressed, hinting that the coaching staff would be exploring solutions to ensure incidents like this do not recur. With Carter being arguably one of the Eagles' most crucial defensive assets, maintaining team discipline is paramount as they look to build on their hard-fought win.

As the situation unfolds, all eyes will be on how Sirianni and the Eagles handle this internal issue while keeping their focus on the upcoming challenges ahead.