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In a blockbuster move a day before the trade deadline, the Eagles on Monday traded 26-year-old defensive tackle Jordan Davis, one of their team captains, to the Jaguars for a 1st-round pick in the 2027 draft and a 2nd-round pick in 2029, the team announced. The Eagles signed Davis to a massive contract extension worth $78 million over three years just eight months ago, making him the 10th-highest-paid interior defensive lineman in the NFL. Davis, one of the key pieces of the top-ranked 2024 Super Bowl-championship defense, is coming off his best game of the season with a sack, two tackles for loss, a QB hit and three tackles in the Eagles’ loss to the Giants. But after a Pro Bowl-caliber season in 2025 he’s had a disappointing season overall, with just half a sack, no tackles for loss and two QB hits the first eight weeks of the season. Davis last year had 4 ½ sacks, six pass deflections, nine tackles for loss and six QB hits in a season many believed was worthy of a Pro Bowl