Jordan Mailata establishes himself as NFL's premier left tackle
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 9, 2026, 1:07 AM
Last updated Jul 9, 2026
Jordan Mailata, formerly a seventh-round draft pick, has evolved into a leading left tackle for the Philadelphia Eagles. His journey from rugby to football has included significant development, with accolades from Pro Football Focus that rank him as the top player at his position. Mailata's performance not only enhances the Eagles' offensive line but also instills confidence in the team's quarterbacks and improves offensive strategies. The Eagles' investment in offensive linemen is validated through his success as a cornerstone player. As the season progresses, Mailata's consistent excellence sets a new standard for left tackles in the league.
- •Jordan Mailata was selected 233rd in the 2018 NFL Draft.
- •Pro Football Focus considers him the best left tackle in the league.
- •Mailata's growth impacts the performance of quarterbacks and running backs.
- •His success reflects the Eagles' emphasis on quality offensive linemen.
- •Mailata's journey is a notable success story in NFL player development.
- 1:07 AMYahoo Sports — Jordan Mailata has become the NFL’s standard at left tackle
"The Eagles' former seventh-round project continues one of the most remarkable success stories the NFL has ever seen.
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