Eagles Lock Up Jordan Davis with $78M Extension

0:00On March 7th, here's the latest surrounding the NFL. Philadelphia Eagles have locked up defensive tackle Jordan Davis with a three-year extension worth $78 million, including $75 million guaranteed. This deal stabilizes their front line, and Davis will play the 2026 season on his fifth-year option valued at nearly 13 million. Dollars giving the team more cap flexibility next year. Davis has shown steady improvement as a runstopper. Last season, he played all 17 regular season games, logging 27 tackles with 15 solo stops, one sack, and two passes defended. His role grew, marking the first time he topped 600 snaps in a year. In the playoffs, Davis stepped up big with six tackles, four solo, two sacks, and one pass defended over four games. Heading into this year, he transformed his body with intense training and led all interior defensive linemen in runstops at 34 while ranking. Third among defensive

1:00tackles, and tackles with a career high 72. He also tied for second embedded passes among interior linemen with six, matching teammate Jalen Carter and trailing only Derek Brown. This extension bumps his average annual value to $26 million per season, tying him for second highest paid at the position behind Chris, Jones, and even with former Eagle Milton Williams. Overall, the move secures a key piece for Philadelphia's defense long term, and avoids free agency drama after last spring's fifth year option. Decisions for several players, thanks to our sponsor for supporting today's coverage. A pillow that sounds as good as it feels. Built for listening in bed, S-O-L-I-S-O-L-Pillow.com