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Jalen Carter, Eagles agree to four-year extension

Jalen Carter lands a $152 million, four‑year extension, a surprising payout that reshapes the Eagles’ defensive outlook.

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The agreement was first reported by NBC Sports Philadelphia and corroborated by ESPN, confirming that the Eagles and Carter had reached terms on the extension. The New York Times later detailed the contract as a four‑year, $152 million deal, while the team's official website announced the extension runs through the 2031 season.

All outlets described the terms as a clear commitment to retain Carter as a cornerstone of the defensive line. With the contract now in place, Carter remains under contract with Philadelphia through 2031, securing his role on the defensive front for the next four seasons.

No further modifications have been reported, and the team’s roster plans will incorporate Carter’s presence through the end of the 2030‑31 season.

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Quick answers

What is the total value and length of Jalen Carter's new contract?

The extension is a four‑year deal worth $152 million.

Which team signed the extension with Carter?

The Philadelphia Eagles signed the extension.

When does the contract run through?

The contract runs through the 2031 season.

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