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Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Jalen Carter's complete no-show in Week 7 against the Dallas Cowboys was twice as sweet, given his history.

The Landry Hat argues that Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Jalen Carter's poor performance in a Monday Night Football loss to the Dallas Cowboys was particularly satisfying for Dallas supporters. Carter was held to just two assisted tackles and generated zero pressures during the Week 7 divisional matchup. Writer Levi Dombro notes that Cowboys offensive linemen Tyler Smith and Tyler Booker thoroughly neutralized the defensive lineman throughout the contest.
According to Pro Football Focus, Carter managed a 3.8 percent pass-rush win rate on 28 pass-rush snaps against Dallas. Dombro highlights Carter's controversial history with the Cowboys, citing past incidents involving Dak Prescott and Brevyn Spann-Ford, while Eagles reporter Jeff McLane reported that Carter declined to address the media following the defeat.
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