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The sense all season has been that the Eagles’ steadiest, most consistent offensive lineman has been the surprise starter, Winston Justice. That sense gained credibility today when the team announced a four-year contract extension for its right tackle, who had been scheduled to become a free agent following this season. Until this summer, Justice was widely considered a huge bust, after being drafted in the second round out of USC in 2006. His lone start, at left tackle in 2007 against the Giants, was a memorable disaster, as New York sacked Donovan McNabb a dozen times, at least four of the sacks charged to Justice, who was nowhere near ready to handle Osi Umenyiora.

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Eagles Extend Justice

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