Jordan Mailata has another superpower, a different one than protecting Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts’ blind side.

“He’s a gifted musician,” said War on Drugs drummer Charlie Hall, the producer of the Eagles’ holiday albums “A Philly Special Christmas” and their latest, “A Philly Special Christmas Special”. “Obviously, he can sing. You hear him sing and it’s no joke. It is for real.”

The man who has been on “The Masked Singer” and provided the vocals for his wife’s father-daughter dance at his own wedding has been one of the major reasons why the pair of Christmas albums he and his teammates – mainly fellow offensive linemen Jason Kelce and Lane Johnson – have replicated the team’s on-field success.

But the superpower Hall described isn’t the pitch and soothing aspect of his crooning. It’s his sense of harmony.

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“I think that’s an important aspect of what makes him such a special musician, on top of the fact that he can play everything, and he’s sort of deep in the cut at all times,” Hall told USA TODAY Sports. “Whenever music is being made, his brain is firing on all cylinders. It’s pretty cool to watch. And it’s contagious. And that’s a big reason why it was such a fun environment in the studio.”