The Philadelphia Eagles and defensive tackle Jalen Carter agree to a contract extension that is reported as a record-setting deal for the position. Multiple outlets report the agreement is a four-year extension that keeps Carter with the team through 2031, bringing an end to questions about his future as he moved into the later stage of his rookie contract. The terms are widely described as making Carter the highest-paid defensive tackle in NFL history, with figures cited in reports including $152 million total value. Some reports also describe the extension as worth up to $160 million. CBS Sports reports the contract includes $106 million in guaranteed money. The Eagles formally announce the deal on Tuesday. The reported market-resetting structure reflects Carter’s status as a Pro Bowl-caliber interior defender, and the agreement secures his role in the Eagles’ front line for the coming seasons.