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Eagles and Landon Dickerson Finalize Two-Year Contract Revision That Cuts 2026 Pay and Removes 2028 Year

The reworked terms prioritize short-term cap flexibility as the Pro Bowl guard returns from an injury-hit season.

Overview

  • Philadelphia and Dickerson agreed to a two-year deal worth about $36 million for 2026–27, reduced from the previously scheduled $39 million.
  • Dickerson is now due $15.7 million in 2026 after a $3.3 million decrease from his prior 2026 payout.
  • Incentives in 2027 can bring the total compensation back to the original figure if conditions are met.
  • The revision eliminates contract control for 2028, giving the Eagles added future roster and cap flexibility.
  • Following offseason retirement chatter, the 27-year-old signaled he will play in 2026 and disclosed recent stem-cell treatment after knee, ankle and back issues.