Despite the shock value of the decision, Slay doesn't seem too bothered by the Eagles' choice to release him. He understands that it's part of the business side of the NFL. And, he's ready to see what's next in store for him.

Slay opened up on the possibility of returning to Philadelphia for his final season on his podcast this week, discussing his release from the team he just won a Super Bowl with a

Cornerback Darius Slay said recently that he hopes to play one more season and he isn't closing the door on the possibility of spending it with the Eagles.

For example, if the Eagles trade for Garrett, they'll obviously give up their first-round pick and quite possibly their second-round pick, not to mention an early-round pick in 2026. It's also possible the Eagles will get a late-round pick in return.

Then again, the Philadelphia Eagles sent a resounding message to the then-defending NFL champions, as well as the rest of the league, of just how imposing their top-ranked defense can be. Vic Fangio’s unit sacked Mahomes six times and forced him into three turnovers,