Eagles cornerback Darius Slay has indicated he wants to retire at the end of the upcoming season. He also said he would like to finish his playing career with Philadelphia, and his contract with the club does run through 2025.

Slay, in an interview with the St. Brown Podcast, said there are only two teams he'd want to finish his career with: The Eagles or Lions.

Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Darius Slay said that he plans to play next season, the final year of his three-year, $42 million contract. Fresh off their Super Bowl victory, the Eagles may need to rework Slay's contract to lower their salary cap number or release the 34-year-old altogether.

Darius Slay still has love for his former team and the city of Detroit, but he took issue with recent remarks from Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown.

One of the Eagles' most important players on defense this year was cornerback Darius Slay, who made several big plays during the team's playoff run. Recently, Slay stopped by the St. Brown Podcast and revealed that he'd like to play one more year in the NFL, and he has a destination in mind if the Eagles opt to trade him this offseason.

And if that were the case, he seems open to one home, in particular.

The Eagles have a decision to make regarding Darius Slay, who could be a future Hall of Fame cornerback who has started to ponder retirement. Slay just wrapped up his 12th NFL season at age 34, and he’s been focused on mentoring Quinyon Mitchell and the Eagles’ other young cornerbacks while looking toward the future.

Eagles CB Darius Slay won his first Super Bowl this past season but knows his time in the NFL is running out at 34 years old. Slay is entering the final year of his contract and is set to carry a cap figure of $13.