Lane Johnson opens up about his future and it's good news for the Eagles
Johnson is the best right tackle in the NFL and while the Eagles had Cam Jurgens ready to take over for Kelce, Nolan Smith ready to take over for Graham and Jalen Carter ready to take over for Cox, it’s hard to imagine replacing Johnson.
Lane Johnson: 'Very Possible' I Won't Retire Until 2027 When Eagles Contract Expires
Even though the Philadelphia Eagles have seen multiple franchise icons retire in the past 12 months, they may not have to worry about Lane Johnson joining them in the near future. Speaking to reporters on Wednesday,
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Johnson, who turns 35 in May, has started 158 games since he arrived in Philadelphia as a first-round pick in 2013, playing 10,355 snaps. He has made six Pro Bowls and twice has earned first-team ...
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Philadelphia Eagles legend Brandon Graham announced he's retiring on top after 15 seasons and two Super Bowl wins.
Lane Johnson is now the Eagles’ longest-tenured player and will turn 35 in May, so he’s getting a bit reflective.
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