The Jaguars capped a frantic Monday by acquiring defensive tackle Jordan Davis from the Eagles for a first- and second-round pick, per multiple reports — their third defensive addition via trade in a single day, on the eve of the NFL's Nov. 10 deadline.

For AFC South-leading Jacksonville, the message is unmistakable: this is a Super Bowl push. Davis, a former first-round pick who signed a sizable extension with Philadelphia this offseason, gives the Jags a premium interior presence for the stretch run.

For the Eagles, whose 2026 season has unraveled, the deal is a pivot. The Eagles announced that Jacksonville made an offer general manager Howie Roseman simply couldn't refuse, per NBC Sports, and The Sporting News notes the picks position Philadelphia for a quick retool — or another blockbuster. Yahoo Sports adds the front office may now be eyeing a big-money move with the cap and draft capital it just recouped.

Graders across CBS Sports, Yahoo and The Sporting News split on a familiar question: Davis's contract and Philadelphia's dead money complicate the math, but two premium picks for a defensive tackle is the kind of haul Roseman rarely passes up.