Panthers Sign Jaelan Phillips for $120M, Boosting Defense

0:00You're listening to Derm News today, powered by the Daily News Now. The Carolina Panthers just landed their first big free agent signing of the offseason. They agreed to terms with Edge-Rusher Jalen Phillips from the Philadelphia Eagles on a four-year deal worth $120 million. That contract includes $80 million in guarantees, marking a huge commitment for Carolina. The team had stayed quiet in free agency so far, but they clearly wanted to boost their defense right away. Panthers fans have been frustrated with the pass rush under defensive coordinator Edgero Evero. It's been one of the weakest units in the league, lacking real-edge pressure for a couple of seasons now. Instead of chasing other names like Bradley Chubb, who has North Carolina state ties, they went with Phillips. That choice makes sense given his production and upside. This move could transform Carolina's front seven heading into next season. Expect a lot more excitement around their defense from here on out. Thanks to our sponsor for supporting today's coverage, it looks like a pillow.

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