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Jordan Davis, Eagles agree to three-year, $78M extension
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The Philadelphia Eagles are making Jordan Davis a very rich man.
Davis and the Eagles agreed to a three-year, $78 million extension, according to multiple reports. The deal comes with $65 million guaranteed and makes Davis the highest-paid nose tackle in NFL history.
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While he wasn't slated to be a free agent in 2026, the extension ensures that the defender won't hit the open market next offseason. Davis will play the 2026 season on the fifth-year option, which is worth about $12.9 million, before the extension kicks in.
Drafted with the No. 13 overall pick in the 2022 NFL Draft, Davis has been a mainstay on the Philadelphia defensive line, appearing in 64 regular season games and nine playoff contests through four seasons. The 26-year-old broke out for the Eagles defense in 2025, recording a career-high 4.5 sacks and 72 total tackles after an inconsistent first three seasons.
Davis' leap was on full display with a field goal block and return for a touchdown against the Los Angeles Rams in Week 3 of the 2025 season.
The Eagles will hope for a lot more of that in the future. Here's what to know about Davis' big deal with the Eagles:
Jordan Davis contract details
Davis inked a three-year, $78 million deal. Here's a look at the full terms, per multiple reports:
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Term: 3 years
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Total contract value: $78 million
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Average annual value (AAV): $26 million
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Guaranteed money: $65 million
It makes the former Georgia Bulldog the highest-paid nose tackle in NFL history. In terms of interior defensive linemen, Davis will be tied with former teammate, Milton Williams , as the second highest-paid at $26 million in AAV.
Jordan Davis stats
Davis has played in 64 games for the Eagles since being drafted in 2022. He has recorded eight sacks, 12 quarterback hits and 162 tackles since debuting.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Eagles, Davis agree to record extension ahead of NFL free agency
