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Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson said after training camp that 2026 will probably be his last NFL season, citing aging and growing family priorities. At 36 and in his 14th season, he remains focused on playing well and staying healthy this year, hoping to leave a strong legacy and a smooth transition to his successor, with rookie Markel Bell viewed as a potential option.
Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson said that, given ongoing personal and family priorities, retirement after the 2025 season is possible and that 2026 may be his last season, with plans for a strong final year and the team hoping to send him out on a high note.
Philadelphia is weighing a successor to Lane Johnson as he approaches 36, with first-round tackle prospects such as Freeling, Proctor, and Max Iheanachor driving draft chatter about shoring up the Eagles’ O-line; the piece also notes ongoing A.J. Brown trade rumors with the Patriots after June 1, additions at WR to support DeVonta Smith, and broader draft chatter (Jonathan Greenard trade talks, Giants’ top picks) alongside a recap of 2025 rookies and UDFA projections.
Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson expressed optimism about Sean Mannion joining the coaching staff and bringing a Shanahan/Sean McVay-inspired system, predicting a Shane Steichen-like trajectory for Mannion, while noting the loss of long-time coach Stoutland; the post also aggregates other Eagles news and related NFL moves.
Landon Dickerson is expected to return for his sixth season with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2026, despite prior health concerns that sparked retirement talk; the move accompanies Lane Johnson’s decision to play in 2026, with final details likely to emerge around the NFL combine.
The Philadelphia Eagles expect right tackle Lane Johnson and left guard Landon Dickerson to play in the 2026 season, with Johnson returning after a Lisfranc injury and Dickerson returning from multiple injuries; both are on sizable 2026 contracts, making retirement unlikely, and reports confirm Johnson’s return while Derrick Gunn notes Dickerson’s intended comeback.
Philadelphia’s starting offensive line could undergo a major overhaul after Lane Johnson and Landon Dickerson reportedly mull retirement; Johnson may play one more season while retirement remains on the table, and Dickerson, at 27, is weighing walking away, with a potential coaching staff change (OL coach Jeff Stoutland) possibly accelerating decisions.
Lane Johnson's foot injury makes him questionable for the upcoming game against the 49ers, as discussed by NFL analysts on 'The Insiders'. The show also covers coaching vacancies across several NFL teams.
After a 34-17 loss to the Giants, Eagles' Lane Johnson publicly criticized offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo for predictable play-calling and underutilization of the running game, highlighting ongoing offensive struggles and potential upcoming changes.
Lane Johnson, at 35 and entering his 13th NFL season, believes he's playing better than ever, citing his recent performance and resilience after injuries. With multiple Pro Bowls, all-pro honors, and two Super Bowl wins, he considers his career achievements and current form as he aims for further success and Hall of Fame recognition, expressing gratitude for his time with the Eagles and confidence in his ongoing contribution.
Philadelphia Eagles GM Howie Roseman hinted at the possibility of selecting an offensive tackle in the upcoming NFL draft, emphasizing the importance of depth on the offensive line and the value of rookies learning from veteran players. With the team's history of drafting successors for key positions and the potential flexibility of top offensive tackle prospects, it appears likely that the Eagles will prioritize this position in the first round, despite the lack of immediate playing time for the rookie.
Philadelphia Eagles legends Jason Kelce and Lane Johnson made a surprise appearance at WrestleMania 40, donning Eagles green luchador masks to intervene in a tag-team match and help Rey Mysterio and Andrade. The duo's dramatic unmasking delighted fans at Lincoln Financial Field, where the Eagles cheerleaders and Swoop also participated in the event. The crossover between Eagles football and professional wrestling made for a perfect weekend for fans of both worlds.
Eagles tackle Lane Johnson made a cameo appearance at WrestleMania, which raised questions about his contract, but the team was aware of his participation and he ultimately did nothing to jeopardize his ability to play in 2024.
Philadelphia Eagles' Jason Kelce and Lane Johnson made a surprise appearance at WrestleMania XL, joining the Rey Mysterio and Andrade vs. Santos Escobar and “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio tag team match at Lincoln Financial Field. The two players, wearing Eagles masks, revealed their identities after their side won, with Johnson calling it "a dream come true" and Kelce expressing his longtime fandom of Mysterio. WrestleMania XL, hosted at NFL stadiums, drew 72,543 fans on Saturday and continues on Sunday.
Former Philadelphia Eagles players Jason Kelce and Lane Johnson made a surprise appearance at WrestleMania XL, assisting WWE Hall of Famer Rey Mysterio and his partner Andrade in a tag-team match. The two offensive linemen intervened in the match, ultimately leading to a victory for Mysterio and Andrade. This isn't the first time NFL stars have crossed over into WWE, with examples including George Kittle and Rob Gronkowski. Kelce and Johnson, who were part of the Eagles' Super Bowl LII-winning team, delighted the crowd with their involvement in the event.