Johnny Mundt Joins Eagles, Fits Shanahan-McVay Offense

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The Philadelphia Eagles made ways by signing Titan, Johnny Mon in Free Agency.

Fans are excited because he fits perfectly into the team's new offense, modeled after

the Shanahan McVeigh style under coordinator Sean Manion.

Mon has spent his entire nine-year NFL career as a blocking Titan in those exact systems.

Here this week, details emerged on Mon's background.

He started with Sean McVeigh in the Los Angeles Rams, then moved to Kevin O'Connell with

the Minnesota Vikings where he teamed up with Manion.

Last season, he played for Liam Cohen in Jacksonville, building a strong resume as a reliable

blocker.

Locally, there's big hype around Mond, with some calling him one of the best at his role.

Eagles fans see him as key for sealing the edge and run plays, especially since the

team needs inline blocking.

His track record has people optimistic about his impact.

Meanwhile, Mon's recent moves add context.

He left the Vikings for a 2-year, $5,500,000 deal with Jacksonville where he ranked top 10

and run in pass, blocking.

But the Jaguars released him before year 2, paving the way for his 1-year deal with Philly.

That said, Mon's Eagles contract is low risk at $1,500,000 base, with just $200,000

guaranteed at, signing in $750,000 total.

He's got an inside track, thanks to Manion, but faces stiff competition from draft picks

and young talents like EJ.

Jenkins, so nothing's locked in yet.

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