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Eagles All-Pro Offensive Lineman Lane Johnson Says His 14th Season Will 'Probably' Be His Last
The 36-year-old All-Pro said family priorities and an injury-hit 2025 season are shaping his decision, and he plans a strong final year.
- On Saturday, Philadelphia Eagles All-Pro offensive lineman Lane Johnson announced his 14th NFL season will "probably" be his last, following his return to practice.
- Shifting priorities toward his parents' health influenced Johnson's decision, which follows a difficult 2025 campaign where a foot injury sidelined him for the final seven regular-season games.
- Since being drafted in 2013, the 36-year-old has earned five All-Pro nods and six Pro Bowls, and Bleacher Report recently named him one of 12 active players likely destined for the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
- Returning to Eagles training camp Friday after a four-day absence, Johnson confirmed that retirement is off the table for this year, emphasizing he plans on having a "really good last year."
- The Eagles look to leverage Johnson's experience as he aims for another Super Bowl run, with the veteran maintaining he can still perform as a premier tackle throughout his final year.
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PHILADELPHIA — Lane Johnson is considering retiring following the 2026 season, the five-time All-Pro right tackle said Saturday. The post Eagles tackle Lane Johnson says 2026 will ‘probably’ be his final season appeared first on West Hawaii Today.
Eagles RT Lane Johnson Says 2026 Will Be His Last Season In The NFL
Eagles superstar right tackle Lane Johnson announced Saturday that this will likely be his last season in the NFL. The 36-year-odl return tot he team Friday after missing four practices for personal reasons. The pull of family life has been weighing on him and will likely lead to his calling it a career after 2026, […]
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