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Jason Kelce racked up his fifth 1st-team all-pro honor this week, which is remarkable. What’s even more remarkable is that he didn’t get his first until his seventh season. As a 6th-round pick out of Cincinnati, Kelce came into the league with no hype, no reputation, no name-recognition.
That’s the highest field goal percentage by an undrafted rookie in NFL history. The previous record was 93.8 percent by Michael Badgley, also of the Chargers, in 2018.The Eagles haven’t had a 100-yard wide receiver in their last 14 postseason wins. Last time they had one was the 58-37 wild-card win over the Lions in 1995, when Fred Barnett had eight catches for 109 yards.
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