Originally an undrafted free agent signing of Arizona in 2007, Pago Togafau (pronounced PONG-oh TONG-uh-fow) was claimed off of waivers by Philadelphia following the final roster cutdown of the preseason, and went on to notch nine special teams tackles with the Eagles in just seven games in his rookie campaign.

2007 HIGHLIGHTS:

• Played in his 1st NFL game vs. Mia. (11/18)

PERSONAL:

• Resides in Philadelphia and Long Beach
• Has a daughter, Kaleiah
• Raised by his father and mother, Moeva and Lima. Moeva is a truckdriver and Lima works at a post office in Long Beach, CA. Has one older brother, Hubert
• A first-team all-league, All-Press Telegram and All-CIF selection at Long Beach Poly HS, one of the nation's premier prep programs. Was a high school teammate of Eagles OT Winston Justice and WR DeSean Jackson
• When his football career is over, would love to run a Boys and Girls Club, working with inner-city teenagers
• Enjoys playing games on his Nintendo Wii
• His first job was working as an assistant to a plumber. "I did the digging and all the dirty work."
• Grew up a fan of the Los Angeles Lakers. His favorite player was Magic Johnson
• Favorite quote: "Cry me a river; build a bridge and get over it"
• Earned a degree in sociology
• Full name: Pago F. Togafau. His first name is derived from the capital of American Samoa, "Pago Pago"

COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS:
Finished his Idaho State Bengals career with 361 tackles, as he became the first player in team history to log 100-plus tackles in three consecutive seasons. As a senior in 2006, finished the year with 116 and was named 1st-team All-Big Sky conference and the team's defensive POY. Posted 103 tackles as a junior and 122 as a sophomore, and was honored following each season as the team's MVP. After redshirting in 2002, played in every game in 2003, posting 23 tackles.