Most Underrated Eagle?

Earlier today, ESPN’s divisional bloggers got together to compile a list of the most underrated players in the NFL. Among such odd choices as Matt Forte (Bears) and London Fletcher (Redskins), Eagles center Jamaal Jackson wound up the odds-on selection for Philadelphia. Originally an undrafted free agent signed by the Birds in 2003, Jackson first started for an injured Hank Fraley in 2005. After shining for the remaining eight games, Jackson was offered a massive contract extension that offseason, and wound up in a much publicized roster battle with Fraley throughout training camp in 2006. The two even made the cover of Sports Illustrated. Eventually, Fraley was traded to Cleveland and Jackson would go on to start the following 63 regular season games for the Eagles, proving to be the most consistent and arguably the most dominating offensive lineman on the squad for nearly four years. Late in 2009, though, in a close win over the Denver Broncos, Jackson blew out his ACL. He w...