How Danielle Hunter's $40M Deal Just Changed Jaelan Phillips' Entire Market
Danielle Hunter just signed a $40 million deal, and it has massive implications for Jaelan Phillips' contract negotiations with the Eagles. Here's how the edge rusher market just shifted.
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