The deal includes $41 million guaranteed. One of the market’s top edge rushers, Sweat will be reuniting with former Eagles DC Jonathan Gannon in the desert. With the Eagles since 2018, Sweat has notched only one 10-sack season, but he’s been a reliable generator of pressure on passing downs. His role should remain the same in Arizona, keeping him in the 700-800 snap range.

The Eagles were taking calls from teams regarding a trade from Sweat last week, but the veteran end is now set to remain with the team for 2024 after restructuring his deal. Sweat totaled 43 tackles and 6.5 sacks for the Eagles last season and one year removed from an 11 sack season in 2022. With a new defensive staff now in place, Sweat could wind up seeing even more playing time next season after playing on a career-high 828 defensive snaps last season.

Sweat will be 27 at the start of next season and is coming off a year in which he totaled 43 tackles, seven TFLs, and 6.5 sacks. The veteran pass rusher has amassed 35 sacks over his six-year career but could be on the move with a new defensive staff set to take over. Sweat has one more year left on his current contract and could be in line for a lucrative contract with a strong 2024.

He's reportedly trending in the right direction after leaving Week 17's game against the Saints with a scary neck injury that required him to be backboarded and sent him to the hospital. Philadelphia has the bye, so the Eagles will have an additional week to rest Sweat and make sure he's ready.