Eagles trade Jordan Davis to Jaguars for two draft picks
The defensive tackle leaves after recording 193 tackles and 9.5 sacks across 73 games with the Eagles.
The Eagles announced they have traded defensive tackle Jordan Davis to the Jaguars in exchange for a first-round selection in 2027 and a second-round selection in 2029. The team described the offer as one executive vice president/General Manager Howie Roseman could not turn down.
Davis joined the Eagles as a first-round selection in 2022. Across 73 games, he recorded 193 tackles, along with 9.5 sacks. His other totals included 15 quarterback hits and 11 passes defensed.
In a statement thanking Davis, the Eagles credited him with helping shape their team culture and contributing to success that included two Super Bowl appearances and a 2024 world championship. They also recognized his work in the Philadelphia community and development as a leader.
Following the deal, the Eagles hold first-round selections for 2027. Their 2028 draft holdings include two picks in each of the first two rounds, while they also have multiple second-round selections for 2029.
