Summary
The Philadelphia Eagles are looking to renew contracts with key defensive players. They aim to re-sign Jaelan Phillips for over $20 million per year while considering offers for Jalen Carter as his contract ends soon. The team must decide on trades or extensions as the NFL free agency period approaches.
Key Facts
- The Eagles want to re-sign Jaelan Phillips with a new contract worth over $20 million annually.
- Jalen Carter, a two-time Pro Bowl player, is entering the final year of his rookie contract.
- Carter's career statistics include 108 tackles, 13.5 sacks, and four forced fumbles.
- Carter is eligible for a contract extension projected between $120 million and $140 million over four years.
- Phillips was traded from the Miami Dolphins to the Eagles in November for a 2026 third-round draft pick.
- Phillips has played 63 games in his career with 205 combined tackles and 28 sacks.
- The Eagles are considering trading Carter to address team needs through the NFL Draft or free agency.
- Maxx Crosby was originally speculated as a trade option with the Raiders, but he was traded to the Ravens instead.
