Eagles' Star Offensive Lineman Failed the One-Rep Test

Jordan Mailata has developed from an Australian football novice to a player the Eagles have invested over $120 million in.

PHILADELPHIA - Former Eagles All-Pro center Jason Kelce is a fledgling media star as the co-host of the popular “New Heights Podcast” with his brother Travis, and an upcoming role on ESPN’s “Monday Night Countdown” this fall.

The headliners are those All-Pros like Kelce, Lane Johnson, Jason Peters, and Evan Mathis, along with multiple-time Pro Bowl selections like Brandon Brooks and Landon Dickerson. Leave it to the six-time All-Pro Kelce to describe what ground zero was when Mailata arrived in 2018 as a seventh-round project Stoutland fell in love with during an International Pathway Program workout at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida.

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