Eagles Lose Pass Rusher, Eye Chubb or Draft Pick

0:00Welcome to NFL News Today, two minutes of updates that matter to NFL fans. Hit subscribe and stay connected. The Philadelphia Eagles need a new pass rusher after losing Jalen Phillips to the Carolina Panthers. Philly traded a third round pick for him in November, but he only lasted three months before signing a four year deal worth 120 million dollars with Carolina. Legal tampering started Monday at noon, and with no agreement from the Eagles, Phillips hit the open market. The Panthers jumped in fast, offering $30 million a year, way above what Philly was willing to pay, around $24 million. Phillips boosted the Eagles' defense in the second half of last season, but they still fell to the San Francisco 49ers in the wildcard playoffs. He called the trade to Philly the best thing in his life at first, yet the big money won out. This leaves a gap on the edge alongside Nolan Smith, Jelix Hunt, and Brandon Graham. General manager Howie Roseman's pass free agent adds like Aziz Ojalari, Josh Ushe,

1:00and others flopped, and one even retired quickly. The Eagles might chase Phillips' old Miami teammate, Bradley Chubb, or shift draft plans from offense like Titan toward an early edge pick. Rookie's often knee time, though pass Philly stars like Reggie White, make quick impacts. Support for this D&N episode come from our sponsor. Some travel miles to find peace. I just climb into bed and listen.