Jaelan Phillips to Panthers, Eagles' Defense in Flux

0:00It's March 9th for the NFL, let's get into it. Jalen Phillips is heading to the Carolina Panthers on a 4-year deal worth $120 million. The contract becomes official at 4pm Eastern Standard Time on March 11th when the New League gear starts. This move follows a pattern for some ex-Eagles players who have landed in Charlotte. With Phillips off the board as a free agent target, the Eagles now have more cap flexibility. It clears the path for bigger moves on their own defensive stars, especially with several young talents up for extension soon. Fans and insiders are buzzing about Jalen Carter, the star defensive tackle facing trade whispers. But a massive payday seems inevitable, whether he stays in Philly or not. Every departing player just pads his future bank account. Meanwhile, the team eyes extensions for cornerbacks, Quinion Mitchell and Cooper Dejean, who could command top dollar like recent big deals in the secondary. Nolan Smith likely gets his fifth-year option, and Rookie stand out Jalik's hunt is already

1:03showing sack-leading promise. Philly is betting big on their homegrown pass rushers to step up. Negotiations heat up fast, so keep an eye on these developments as the offseason unfolds. Thanks to our sponsor for supporting today's coverage, what is cooler than cool, a pillow that plays your sound, S-O-L-I. Slowly Pillow.com.