Jalen Carter's dominance was on display against the Baltimore Ravens, as the Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle finished with eight pressures, a sack, two quarterback hits and three tackles for loss.

Opposing offensive linemen are getting creative in their efforts to stop Jalen Carter, whether they’re double-teaming the Eagles’ second-year defensive tackle or getting away with some seemingly suspect blocking techniques.

PHILADELPHIA - The Baltimore Ravens’ offensive line had been flagged a league-high 26 times in their first 12 games. Against the Eagles, in Week 13, they weren’

Carter played 70 of the Eagles’ 71 snaps, with his lone idle time coming on the Ravens’ final play of the game. It’s a remarkable statistic, but one that only holds weight if Carter’s motor can withstand the heavy workload.

There wasn't a single player surrounding Jalen Carter who disagreed when C.J. Gardner-Johnson gave his strong opinion on his teammate's dominance. "Best f---ing defensive lineman in the league," Gardner-Johnson said as Carter smiled upon the compliment.

If you have two eyeballs and a third-grade understanding of football, you saw Jalen Carter being grabbed, held, yanked, pulled, accosted – basically whatever word you wanna pick to describe what the Ravens were doing to him on Sunday.