BREAKING: Chiefs Owner Clark Hunt Slams NFL for Letting Jalen Carter Play After Spit-Gate
Kansas City, MO – The NFL’s decision to fine but not suspend Eagles defensive tackle Jalen Carter after his ejection for spitting on Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has sparked outrage beyond Dallas. With a massive Week 2 Super Bowl rematch against Philadelphia looming, Kansas City Chiefs owner
"This isn’t just about Dallas. It’s about the message the NFL is sending to every team. Spitting on an opponent is a blatant act of disrespect, and to allow Carter to take the field against us this Sunday cheapens the integrity of the game,"
The NFL fined Carter $57,222 — his entire Week 1 paycheck — but cleared him to play in Sunday’s highly anticipated clash at Arrowhead Stadium. For Hunt, that punishment is hollow.
Hunt emphasized that the ruling fails to protect the league’s long-term credibility. “If the NFL wants to uphold its values, punishments must have teeth. A fine is not enough — it’s a slap on the wrist. Without suspensions, there’s no deterrent. What happens the next time a player crosses the line? The standard must be clear, or this cycle will repeat,”
To back his point, Hunt cited multiple precedents. In 2017, Marshawn Lynch was suspended one game for shoving an official. In 2020, Bears wideout Javon Wims received a two-game suspension for punching Saints DB C.J. Gardner-Johnson. In 2023, Steelers linebacker Mykal Walker sat a game for throwing a preseason punch.
Eagles Pro Bowler Jalen Carter ejected before first play of season for appearing to spit on Cowboys QB Dak Prescott
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Chiefs fans echoed his concerns online, with hashtags like #NFLBias and #MoneyOverIntegrity spreading quickly. Many noted the irony that a player ejected for spitting could line up against Patrick Mahomes and the defending champions in one of the most high-profile games of the season.
The timing only magnifies the controversy. Eagles–Chiefs is not just another game — it’s a rematch of Super Bowl LVII and a potential playoff preview. “Fans deserve a clean, fair game. Instead, they’ll see a player who should be suspended lining up against us in Week 2. That’s not the example the NFL should be setting,”
As kickoff approaches, the spotlight isn’t just on Mahomes versus Hurts. It’s also on whether the NFL’s disciplinary standards can still be trusted — or whether Carter’s case has exposed a system that punishes with fines but fails to deter.
Patrick Mahomes Secures Lifetime Deal — Chiefs Dynasty Just Became Eternal

Kansas City, MO – The NFL world shook today as Chiefs owner Clark Hunt announced what is being hailed as the most historic deal in league history: superstar quarterback Patrick Mahomes has signed a lifetime contract with Kansas City, binding his legacy forever to the franchise.
The agreement, quickly dubbed the “contract of the century,” surpasses any precedent in professional sports. For Chiefs fans, it’s a dream come true. For the rest of the NFL, it’s a sobering reminder that Kansas City’s dynasty is far from finished.
From his Texas beginnings to being drafted in 2017, Mahomes has transformed into a generational quarterback with three Super Bowl championships and two MVP awards. Now, his bond with the Chiefs extends beyond trophies — he is the face of Kansas City for all time.
“Kansas City isn’t just where I play football, it’s where my heart is,” Mahomes told reporters in an emotional press conference. “This city has given me everything, and now I know I’ll give it everything back for life.”
Owner Clark Hunt praised the move as more than business, calling Mahomes the “living soul of Kansas City.” He emphasized that the contract proves the organization’s long-term commitment to fans and sets a standard other franchises can only hope to follow.
Strategically, the deal stabilizes the franchise for decades, ensuring the Chiefs’ Super Bowl window remains wide open. It also makes Kansas City a destination for other stars, players eager to align themselves with the league’s most influential quarterback.
Reactions around the league poured in instantly. Teammates, former legends, and even rival executives acknowledged the magnitude of the announcement. Fans across the globe — from Arrowhead to London and Mexico City — celebrated the creation of a dynasty without an expiration date.
With this unprecedented contract, Mahomes now transcends the quarterback role. He is etched permanently into the fabric of Kansas City, carrying not just the team but the city itself into a future defined by his arm, his leadership, and his unwavering commitment.