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Eagles' Stars Hurts & Carter: Extensions on the Horizon

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The Philadelphia Eagles secured a key defensive player, Jordan Davis, but missed out on Jaelan Phillips. Despite no new deals for Jalen Hurts and Jalen Carter, reports suggest its business as usual. Carters fifth-year option is likely, and Hurts current deal is a bargain. The Eagles are known for strategic moves, so expect extensions for these stars soon.

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Eagles' Stars Hurts & Carter: Extensions on the Horizon

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Eagles' Stars Hurts & Carter: Extensions on the Horizon. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 25th, the Philadelphia Eagles kicked off their off-season strong by signing defensive tackle Jordan Davis to a three-year 78-million dollar extension. They aimed to keep Ed's Russia J-land Phillips too, but he signed with the Carolina Panthers in free agency instead. Money is flying around the league, yet two key stars, quarterback Jalen Hertz and defensive lineman Jalen Carter remain without new deals. According to reports from Adam Schefter, the quiet isn't a red flag, it's just how negotiations go. Fans and analysts are watching closely, especially with Carter's fifth-year option likely to be picked up. His rookie contract runs through next season at about $6.9 million, giving the team room to maneuver. For Carter, the hold-up might be smart timing as the market for top defensive lineman heats up. Hertz meanwhile is locked in through 2028 and his current deal looks like a bargain compared to other elite quarterbacks. The Eagles have a track record of patient savvy moves that pay off big, so expect extensions

for these stars to land at just the right moment. Stay locked in with NFL News Today, AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.

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