Jalen Carter and crew get flamed on NFL Twitter as Eagles rookie's driving video goes viral

The Georgia Bulldogs have reunited in Philadelphia, with Jalen Carter at the center of it.

NFL fans, however, have some concerns over the reunion. Especially if Carter is the one driving his teammates around.

In a new video, Bulldogs alums, Jalen Carter, Jordan Davis, Nolan Smith and Kelee Ringo were seen hanging out in a car. Nakobe Dean, the Eagles linebacker, wasn't in the video. The video itself is a small clip of all the players in the car, vibing as they spend some time during the offseason.

Fans, of course, seemed intrigued by the new video.

Earlier this year, Carter was involved in a controversial car crash, where he was charged with reckless driving and racing. His former teammate, Devin Alex Willock and staff member Chandler Louise LeCroy passed away in the incident.

Considering Carter's history with cars, fans didn't hold back while reacting on social media.

Fans are excited about the Philadelphia Eagles' defense this season. With talented players from Georgia on board, the Eagles might be eying another Super Bowl appearance this year.

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Jalen Carter on his reckless driving incident affecting his NFL chances

A small mistake on or off the field can cost one their entire career. While Carter is still forward to his season with the Eagles, the No. 9 pick was certainly worried about his future before the draft.

While speaking with Jon Frankel, the 22-year-old spoke about the issue at hand:

"Yeah, I feel like it’s gonna matter a little bit. Because, you know, NFL teams look deep into your life. But it could’ve been something I did back in elementary [school]. You know, I’m pretty sure they’d know. So you know, this coming out at the time it did come out, I’m pretty sure is going to affect a little bit."

In March, reports revealed that Carter had agreed on a deal with Athens-Clarke County solicitors. The young NFL star pled no contest, and had to pay a $1000 fine while receiving a 12-month long probation. He will also be performing 80 hours of community service.

In the end, Carter received no jail time over the unfortunate car crash.