Coming up today at PFC Live, the NFL upholds Jamar Chase's one game suspension for spitting on Jalen Ramsey.

The Eagles are flying high in the standings, but the offense remains stuck in neutral and are the defending AFC champions in trouble with seven weeks left in the season.

PFTLive starts right after this.

My grandson plays with an edge.

He has his whole career. When something like that happens on Sunday, because the play before they had to be separated, was your message to him to try to simply remove himself from that stuff?

And how do you, as a competitor, how do you sort of keep him from sort of, you know?

I have no message if someone spits in your face.

Do what comes natural.

Yeah.

Mike Tomlin, after he said he didn't want to comment on the situation,

they still kept finding a way to get him to give them a good sound bite.

And he did.

If someone spits in your face, do what comes natural.

And Jalen Ramsey did, even though the spit wasn't in his face.

And it was a strange strategy, apparently, that Jamar Chase utilized.

This came, I think, Monday night from Ian Rappaport of NFL media, the argument was going to be, if I would have spit on Jalen Ramsey, I would have spit in his face. Therefore, I didn't spit on Jalen Ramsey. If that was the argument, I'm not surprised with the outcome. We're going to get to that in a second. First, we say good morning and hello.

We are on NBCSN live.

So, Christopher, watch your mouth.

And as I say that, I deliberately am saying that so you will not watch your mouth.

Right.

Well, it's still cable TV.

There's no rules there, right?

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