Eagles Lock in Jordan Davis with $78M Extension

0:00It's March 7. Here's your NFL news in two minutes. The Philadelphia Eagles are finalizing a three-year extension for defensive tackle Jordan Davis worth $78 million, including $65 million guaranteed. This deal secures a vital piece of their defensive front. Davis will head into the 2026 season on his fifth-year option valued at $12,938,000. Buying. The team extra flexibility. Earlier this spring, General Manager Halley Roseman faced a key choice on Davis' option alongside two other roster players. The Eagles exercised it, setting the stage for this long-term commitment after Davis proved his worth. Fans and analysts see this as a smart move, locking down a run-stuffing specialist who's grown into a cornerstone. His steady presence bolsters the line alongside talents like Jalen Carter, easing concerns about depth and future spending. In 2024, Davis played every regular season game, racking up 27 tackles, including 15

1:01solo, 1 sack, and 2 passes. Defended. He ramped up in the playoffs across four games with six tackles, two sacks, and one past defense. After focused off-season training on the Peloton, Davis topped all interior defensive linemen and run-stops with 34 and finished third among. Defensive tackles and total tackles at a career-high 72. He also tied for second and battered passes with Carter, signaling even brighter days ahead for Philly's defense. A quick thank you to our sponsor of today's episode, Relax Deeper, Reset Faster, Comfort you can hear, S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com.