Eagles, Jordan Mailata and Brewed coffee

Eagles’ Jordan Mailata helps a local coffee shop move its new 650-pound commercial oven
Fresh off a Super Bowl win, Eagles offensive tackle Jordan Mailata helped a local coffee shop move its new 650-pound commercial oven during renovations.
Philadelphia coffee shop needed some help moving a 650-pound oven. They got it from Eagles' Jordan Mailata
A video from Philly coffee shop The Ground shows Eagles offensive tackle Jordan Mailata helping move an oven nearly twice his body weight.
Eagles' Jordan Mailata helps coffee shop move 650-pound oven in Rittenhouse Square
The Eagles are still basking in the glow of their Super Bowl win. Now one of the Birds has found a new way to get in an off-season workout. Look at Jordan Mailata moving an oven at The Ground Coffee Plants and Gifts in Rittenhouse Square.
‘Mailata Moving!’ — Eagles Star Jordan Mailata Helps Local Coffee Shop Move Massive 650-Pound Oven
The Philadelphia Eagles are riding high after their Super Bowl victory against the Kansas City Chiefs. The Eagles dominated the game from start to finish and deserve praise for their performance. Quarterback Jalen Hurts was great on his way to earning the Super Bowl MVP,
Jordan Mailata tackles a new task — helping a coffee shop move a massive oven
It turns out Jordan Mailata is a man of many talents. The offensive tackle was not only great at helping the Philadelphia Eagles secure a Super Bowl victory, but he is also great at moving stuff. Michelle Miller,
WATCH: Jordan Mailata moves a 650-pound oven like it’s a bag of groceries
Philadelphia Eagles offensive tackle Jordan Mailata is known for moving defensive linemen with ease, but apparently, he’s just as good at moving industrial
Eagles Jordan Mailata: From "Lost Boy" To Super Bowl Champion
PHILADELPHIA – Jordan Mailata admits he was a “lost boy.” Not in the Peter Pan sense, because, well, Mailata is 6-8, 380. He ...
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‘The greatest story in football’: How Aussie Jordan Mailata turned his rugby dreams into Super Bowl reality
Ten years ago, Jordan Mailata watched the Super Bowl for the first time. The then-17-year-old only cared about one thing: the halftime show. “I only watched the halftime performance because that ...