as a rookie free agent and made the team's 2003 opening day roster. He switched from wide receiver to his original position, running back. In five seasons with the Eagles, he saw limited action. He played in 38 games, rushing 43 times for 178 yards and catching 27 passes for 196 yards. His major contributions for the Eagles came on special teams. In 2005, he led the NFL in punt returning with 21 returns for 269 yards, an average of 12.8 yards per return. All Pro this year. Mahe became a free agent following the 2006 season, but was re-signed to a one-year contract after the Eagles' lackluster special teams play led to a loss to the Green Bay Packers in week one of the 2007 season. He elected to retire after this season. Coaching career Mahe was hired by Kalani Sitake as BYU's running backs coach in 2016 and coached for two seasons. Personal life Mahe's married his college girlfriend, Sunny, who was an All-American volleyball player at BYU. They are the parents of 8 children, four daughters and four sons. One daughter was mortally injured in a household accident in November 2016 at age 3. Mahe is related to ex-Eagle Vai Sikahema. During his offseason workouts in Philadelphia during the summer, Mahe took on a part-time job at Chickie's and Pete's restaurant. References 1980 births American people of Tongan descent American football return specialists American football running backs American football wide receivers American Latter Day Saints BYU Cougars football players Utah Tech Trailblazers football players Living people Philadelphia Eagles players Players of American football from Los Angeles Junior college football players in the United States American sportspeople of Polynesian descent