Mailata, Eagles LT, was involved in the play that left Dickerson briefly sidelined, highlighting his role on the left edge and the high-contact nature of protection assignments. His involvement is part of the minute-by-minute assessment of the line’s health.

Mailata remains among the league’s elite left tackles with a high-grade run and pass protection profile. Bonitto’s Week 5 test against Mailata will be a telling gauge of Philadelphia’s edge-control and its ability to protect Hurts while facilitating the run game.

Mailata supports Brown’s mindset and stresses turning the page, aligning with a shared goal of greatness. As a captain, he emphasizes in-house accountability and a commitment to better execution across the offense as they prepare for Denver.

<p>Mailata anchors the trenches as a top-performing tackle for the Super Bowl champion Eagles, providing elite blocking that supports both the run and pass game.</p><p>His play elevates the offensive line's continuity, which fantasy managers should appreciate for overall offensive efficiency and quarterback protection.</p>

Mailata’s technique and leverage are key in the mid-game surge and occasional missteps; fixing toe-to-toe blocks with the nose tackle could stabilize the left side and improve overall surge.