It's safe to say that Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Michael Carter II did not play a big role on the team in 2025 despite general manager Howie Roseman trading for him.
Many thought Carter would be cut from the team because he had an $8.7 million cap hit against the Eagles for 2026. It turns out that Carter showed his commitment to the Eagles by giving Roseman a helping hand.
The Athletic's Eagles reporter, Zach Berman, was told by a league source that Carter restructured his contract with the Eagles. While the details of the new deal are unknown, Philly is set to save money from Carter's three-year, $30.