EAGLES GAME NOTES

73 G | ISAAC SEUMALO
VITALS
Height: 6-4
Weight: 303
Date Of Birth: October 29, 1993
Hometown: Corvallis, OR
HS: Corvallis
College: Oregon State
NFL Experience: Rookie
Draft Pick: D3-16 (79th
overall) by Philadelphia
DID YOU KNOW?
Isaac’s ac’s father, Joe Seumalo,
was teammates with Eagles
Head Coach Doug Pederson
when the two played for
the Rhein Fire of NFL
Europe in 1995.
COLLEGE ACCOLADES
2015: All-Pac-12 Honorable Mention
Pac-12 All-Academic First Team
2013: All-Pac-12 Second Team
Pac-12 All-Academic First Team
Capital One Academic All-District
2012: All-Pac-12 Honorable Mention
Phil Steele Freshman All-America
SEUMALO’S CAREER SERVICE
Regular Season
Year Team GP/GS
2016 Philadelphia 4/1
Totals 4/1
First NFL game: : 11/6/16 at NYG
First NFL start: 11/28/16 vs. GB
THREE-STEP DROP
Family ties: Is the son of Joe Seumalo, who played
college football at Hawaii and is now the D-line coach at Arizona
State. Joe played professionaly in NFL Europe and the CFL
Players he models his game after: Falcons C Alex Mack, G Andy Levitre
Favorite moment as a sports fan: Hawaii’s run to the 2008 Sugar Bowl
If he could play another sport: Ping pong
First job growing up: Would get up at 3 a.m. to deliver newspapers in
the neighborhood
Favorite meal: Any Hawaiian dish
Favorite TV show: Big fan of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. “If I
could meet those guys, that’d be crazy.”
“
He’s a guy who can play all five
positions...He’s incredibly smart, the
son of a coach, and someone we had
targeted all along...The tape separated
him for us. When you watch the tape,
[he has the] ability to play at the point
of attack and to play in space. [He’s an]
intelligent guy.
”
-Eagles Executive V.P. of Football Operations
Howie Roseman
A versatile offensive lineman out of Oregon State,
Isaac Seumalo was drafted by the Eagles in the third
round of the 2016 NFL Draft. Seumalo (pronounced
Say-u-mah-low), made 37 starts for the Beavers
during his career, opening 23 contests at C, nine at
RG, three at LT and two at RT. A standout at Corvallis
(OR) HS, Seumalo was rated as the No. 2 offensive
lineman in the nation by SuperPrep.
BIRDSEED
• Numerous members of the Seumalo family have ties
to Oregon State athletics. Isaac’s brother, Andrew,
is currently a grad assistant for the Beavers and
played defensive tackle for OSU from 2009-2012.
Isaac and Andrew teamed up for one season when
Isaac was a freshman and Andrew was a senior.
The lone daughter in the family, Isaac’s sister Jessi
plays volleyball for the Beavers. The family tree ties
to OSU start with Isaac’s father, Joe, who coached
football at OSU and is currently the defensive line
coach at Arizona State
• A former d-lineman at Hawai’i, Joe Seumalo
enjoyed a pro career for the Calgary Stampeders,
Ottawa Roughriders and the Edmonton Eskimos of
the CFL, and the Rhein Fire of NFL Europe
2016 HIGHLIGHTS
• Made his first-career start vs. GB (11/28)
• Saw action in his first-career NFL game at NYG
(11/6)
COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS
• Made 37 career starts at Oregon State, opening
contests at every position on the offensive line
except for left guard
• Sat out the 2014 season while recovering from a
foot injury, but returned to the field as a redshirt
junior in 2015 and went on to start all 12 games
for the Beavers (nine at RG, three at LT). Prior to
the season, was named to the Outland Trophy and
Rotary Lombardi Award watch lists and finished the
year with All-Pac-12 Honorable Mention and Pac-
12 All-Academic First team honors
• Started 10 games at center and two games at
RT as a sophomore in 2013, earning Pac-12 All-
Conference Second Team honors, while also being
named to the Capital One Academic All-District
team and the Pac-12 All-Academic First Team
• In 2012, became the first freshman starting center
for Oregon State since Roger Levasa in 1978. Was just
one of two true freshmen in the country to start their
team’s season opener at center. Earned All-Pac-12
honorable mention and was named Freshman All-
America by Phil Steele and CBSSports.com