The Jaguars’ two previous trades today now feel like the clear undercard. The Eagles have lined up the main event. Philly is sending defensive tackle Jordan Davis to Jacksonville for a package including a first-round pick, veteran insider Jordan Schultz reports.
The Eagles will collect the Jags’ 2027 first-rounder and 2029 second-rounder, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. This monster agreement comes after Jacksonville acquired Jessie Bates from Atlanta and Davon Godchaux from New Orleans. Bates and Davis are impact additions for Anthony Campanile’s defense, and while this represents the culmination of a Jags search for a big-ticket D-line piece, it also changes the Eagles’ long-term D-line plans.
A recent report indicated the Jaguars expressed interest in Eagles contract-year D-lineman Moro Ojomo. The Eagles had rebuffed inquiries, but Ojomo being unsigned beyond 2026 invited obvious trade speculation amid the worst Eagles season of the Nick Sirianni era. Philly-Jacksonville talks look to have pivoted to Davis, and the former first-round pick is heading south despite signing a recent extension with the NFC East club.
More to come.