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Jalen Carter, Jordan Davis and an Eagles D-line that was torn apart by the Cowboys

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Jalen Carter, Jordan Davis and an Eagles D-line that was torn apart by the Cowboys

The early returns on the contracts that Carter and Davis signed in the offseason suggest that hubris might have prevented general manager Howie Roseman from realizing his mistake.

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