Darius Slay Wants to Play One More NFL Season

Darius Slay Wants to Play One More NFL Season
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Big Play Slay was on Amon-Ra St. Brown’s podcast:

“For sure the two spots I would love to always be at is Philly or Detroit.”

Eagles CB Darius Slay makes it clear he still wants to play at least one more year and, if it isn’t with the Eagles, he isn’t ruling out a return to Detroit. pic.twitter.com/k3GtTtqCOH

— St. Brown Podcast (@StBrownPodcast) February 19, 2025

“I got one more (year) left, but you know how that works… so whatever they wanna do, I might resign back hopefully, but if they ain’t, maybe I’ll see what we’re (?) doing because I do wanna play one more year for sure… I love Detroit, I got nothing but love, that’s my second home, I do a lot for the city still… For sure the two spots I would always love to be at are Philly and (Detroit).”

Slay has one more season at a $13 million cap hit before those Howie Roseman void years start kicking in. According to Over the Cap, if the Eagles cut Slay after June 1st, they’d take on a $9.4 million dead cap hit this year. It’s slightly annoying trying to make sense of it all, since Howie weaves an intricate web, but here’s the blurb:

“Darius Slay renegotiated his contract with the Eagles. The new contract runs for 3 years and is worth $39 million with $24.5 millon guaranteed. Slay received a $10.185 million signing bonus and has a guaranteed option in the 2nd year of the contract. There is another option in 2025 that is worth $16.1 million. The final four years of the contract are void years for salary cap purposes. The new contract reduced Slay’s salary cap number in 2023 by $14.283 million.”

Okay anyway, the real question is whether you run it back with Slay for one more year or hand the keys to Kelee Ringo. You’d have a very young corner group of Quinyon Mitchell, Coooooooooper Dejean, and Ringo. They can also tender Isaiah Rodgers, who is a restricted free agent.

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