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By Sal Paolantonio and Tim Graham
ESPN.com Friday, April 17, 2009 The Philadelphia Eagles agreed to trade for Buffalo Bills left tackle Jason Peters early Friday, according to multiple sources. By Friday night, , according to a source, Peters had signed a four-year extension worth $53 million in new money. The Eagles acquired him with two years remaining on his Bills contract. In total, Peters will make $60 million over the next six seasons. For Peters, the Bills will receive a first-round pick (28th selection overall), a fourth-rounder in next weekend's d ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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