Philly Leader

In 2024, the Philadelphia Eagles' offensive line excelled despite the retirement of former All-Pro center Jason Kelce. Under the guidance of Run Game Coordinator and Offensive Line Coach Jeff Stoutland, the team supported Saquon Barkley and the offense to achieve a historic season.

The line-up, consisting mainly of Jordan Mailata, Landon Dickerson, Cam Jurgens, Mekhi Becton, and Lane Johnson, helped the Eagles rush for a club-record 3,048 yards—the sixth-highest in NFL history. Johnson earned his fifth All-Pro selection in 2024, matching Pro Football Hall of Famer Bob Brown as one of only two Eagles offensive tackles with five AP All-Pro selections. Mailata received his first All-Pro honor after being rated as the top offensive tackle by PFF.

Cam Jurgens earned Pro Bowl honors in his first year as center while playing a career-high 1,068 snaps. Dickerson secured his third consecutive Pro Bowl selection by participating in 16 regular-season games and four playoff matches. Tyler Steen started three games in 2024 and played a career-high number of snaps during both regular and postseason games. Trevor Keegan participated in one game during his rookie season showing potential for future contributions. Darian Kinnard appeared in two games this season with a start at right tackle, contributing to winning his third consecutive Super Bowl. The Eagles signed Laekin Vakalahi to a futures contract; he spent time on the practice squad under an international exemption.

Mekhi Becton transitioned from tackle to guard and started 15 games at right guard. Tackle Le'Raven Clark was on Injured Reserve after signing a futures contract last season. Jack Driscoll played in 13 contests before going on Injured Reserve in January. Fred Johnson appeared in all regular-season contests and postseason games with multiple starts.

Saquon Barkley praised the offensive line: "I've said this the whole time: The guys up front are making it happen for me... They deserve their credit."

According to PFF statistics, Mailata led the NFL with an overall offensive grade of 96.9 and run-blocking grade of 94.9 while ranking second with a pass-blocking grade of 91.7. Johnson ranked first among NFL right tackles with an impressive pass-blocking grade (88.1) without allowing any sacks over 451 pass-blocking snaps.

As offseason approaches, questions arise about Mekhi Becton's free agency status while other starters remain under contract through next season.