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Jordan Mailata defends the Eagles' use of the tush push, calling it disrespectful to his teammates' efforts and criticizing the focus on this play as an oversimplification of their victory over the Chiefs.
Eagles left tackle Jordan Mailata describes Myles Garrett as a unique and unstoppable force, highlighting the challenging dynamic of facing him in practice and games, and acknowledging Garrett's exceptional talent that is hard to imitate.
The Philadelphia Eagles have activated left tackle Jordan Mailata from Injured Reserve, allowing him to play in the upcoming NFC East game against Washington. Mailata, who has been out since Week 6 with a hamstring injury, is highly rated by Pro Football Focus as one of the top offensive tackles this season. Despite his absence, the Eagles have maintained a strong performance, averaging 31.8 points per game. Mailata expressed excitement about returning and praised Fred Johnson for his performance in his stead.
The Philadelphia Eagles signed a three-year contract extension with LT Jordan Mailata, who still had two years left on his previous deal, worth $66 million with $48 million guaranteed. The deal, which begins in 2026, makes Mailata one of the highest-paid offensive tackles. The Eagles also have several core players under contract for at least three more years, including Jalen Hurts, Landon Dickerson, and Lane Johnson.
The Philadelphia Eagles have reached a three-year contract extension with left tackle Jordan Mailata, keeping him with the team through the 2028 season. The $66 million deal includes $48 million guaranteed and a $20 million signing bonus, making Mailata the fourth-highest paid left tackle in the NFL. Known for his consistency and potential, Mailata joins Jalen Hurts, Landon Dickerson, and Jake Elliott as Eagles players signed through 2028, forming a strong foundation for the team's future.
The Philadelphia Eagles and left tackle Jordan Mailata have agreed to a three-year, $66 million contract extension, with $48 million guaranteed and a $20 million signing bonus, tying him to the team through the 2028 season. Mailata, a former rugby player from Australia with little football experience, has become a key member of the Eagles' offensive line since being drafted in 2018. This is his third contract with the team, and he is now among the highest-paid offensive tackles in the NFL.
The Philadelphia Eagles have agreed to a three-year, $66 million contract extension with left tackle Jordan Mailata, making him the fourth-highest paid offensive tackle in the NFL with $48 million guaranteed and a $20 million signing bonus. Mailata's rapid rise from a draft pick with no real football experience to a Pro Bowl player has been attributed to coach Jeff Stoutland, and his close relationship with left guard Landon Dickerson, who also recently signed an extension, bodes well for the Eagles' offensive line and quarterback Jalen Hurts.
The Philadelphia Eagles have secured their left tackle, Jordan Mailata, with a three-year contract extension worth $66 million, including $48 million guaranteed and a $20 million signing bonus, keeping him with the team through 2028. Mailata, originally from Australia and a former rugby player, has become one of the highest-paid offensive tackles in the NFL after serving as the team's full-time left tackle for the last three seasons.
Philadelphia Eagles' tackle Jordan Mailata believes that center Jason Kelce won't be returning to the team for the 2024 season, citing Kelce's current enjoyment of life outside of football. While Kelce has not officially announced his retirement, Mailata's comments suggest that Kelce may have already made up his mind. Kelce, a six-time first-team All-Pro and a seven-time Pro Bowler, has reportedly met with various media outlets for potential broadcasting deals, indicating a potential transition away from playing.
Eagles tackle Jordan Mailata believes there's "no shot" Jason Kelce will return to the team in 2024, citing Kelce's enjoyment of life outside of football. Kelce, who has not officially retired, has been exploring potential broadcasting opportunities, indicating a potential shift away from playing.
Philadelphia Eagles left tackle Jordan Mailata is convinced that longtime center Jason Kelce will not return for the 2024 NFL season, citing Kelce's recent public appearances and enjoyment of life outside of football. Despite reports of his retirement, both Kelce and his brother Travis have downplayed the rumors, but a decision is expected soon as Kelce is set to become a free agent in March.
As the 2023 NFL Draft approaches, the Philadelphia Eagles are considering their options at offensive tackle. While they have Jordan Mailata and Lane Johnson as their starting tackles, Johnson will turn 33 soon and the team lost Andre Dillard in free agency. The Eagles have no problem stockpiling good offensive linemen and could look to draft an eventual replacement for Johnson. Some potential options include Paris Johnson Jr., Broderick Jones, and Darnell Wright in the first round, Anton Harrison, Dawand Jones, Asim Richards, and Wanya Morris in the mid-rounds, and Earl Bostick Jr. and Jake Witt as late-round sleepers.