Fred Johnson, a versatile offensive tackle with experience from his time at the Eagles, brings depth to the Jaguars' offensive line. His past performance shows potential but also raises concerns over inconsistency in pass protection.

Fred Johnson, a versatile offensive tackle, has joined the Jaguars after a brief but impactful tenure with the Eagles, where he showcased his ability to play at both tackles. His experience adds depth and flexibility to an improving offensive line.

Fred Johnson adds depth to the Eagles' offensive line and represents the former Steelers contingent in the Super Bowl.

Fred Johnson stepped up admirably during Mailata's absence, proving himself as a capable starter. He allowed a 10.1% pressure rate in 109 pass-blocking snaps, with five sacks and 11 pressures attributed mainly to Jalen Hurts holding the ball longer than any other quarterback. However, Johnson excelled in run blocking, contributing to the Eagles averaging 213.5 rushing yards per game and leading the league during his four starts. Mailata praised Johnson's performance and preparation, highlighting the support from offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland. As Johnson heads into free agency, he has made a strong case for a starting role elsewhere.

Fred Johnson has stepped in for Jordan Mailata during his absence, allowing a 10.1% pressure rate over 109 pass-blocking snaps. In his four starts, Johnson has given up five sacks and 11 pressures, largely due to Jalen Hurts holding onto the ball longer than any other quarterback in the league. In contrast, Mailata has allowed just one sack and seven pressures in 178 pass-blocking snaps this season, showcasing a significantly lower pressure rate of 3.9%.