represents the true meaning of "offensive lineman."
The second-year player from Oregon State has already started at right and left guard and right tackle during his brief NFL career. Seumalo has been playing at center during the Eagles organized team activities (OTAs) and minicamp.
Seumalo started in four of the nine games he appeared in during the 2016 season. He started in three of the final four games of the season. The Eagles are excited knowing they can plug Seumalo in at anywhere on the offensive line and know he'll perform very well.
"He played a lot of football in his first year," offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland told mcall.