The Carolina Panthers are signing edge rusher Jaelan Phillips to a four-year, $120 million contract, per @RapSheet. The deal provides the Panthers with significant help on the edge as they continue to bolster their defensive unit.
According to the report, Phillips will join Carolina on a deal worth an average of $30 million per season. Phillips, who previously played for the Miami Dolphins, is expected to serve as a primary pass rusher in the Panthers' defensive scheme. The move marks a major addition for the Panthers' front office as they secure a high-impact player for the defensive line.
While the total figures of the four-year agreement have been established at $120 million, the specific breakdown of the contract—including the total guaranteed money and the structure of the signing bonus—has not yet been made public. Phillips is the latest addition to the Carolina defense as the team prepares for the upcoming season.
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