US EditionEagles and Lane Johnson rework contract and agree to a one-year extension through 2027
- The Philadelphia Eagles and Lane Johnson agreed to a one-year contract extension on February 9, 2025, keeping him with the team through the 2027 season.
- Johnson will receive an additional $8 million over the next two seasons, raising his total compensation to $48 million, with $30 million guaranteed.
- Lane Johnson has been selected as an All-Pro four times and has been a starter in all 158 games during his career with the Eagles.
- He did not allow any sacks last season and led the NFL with a 75 percent 'island rate,' reflecting his effectiveness in one-on-one matchups.
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Eagles extend, enrich standout RT Lane Johnson
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Eagles OT Johnson lands lucrative reworked deal
Eagles standout OT Lane Johnson reworked his contract to add $8 million dollars over the next two years and an additional $30 million in guarantees, his agent told ESPN's Adam Schefter. Johnson is now under contract through the 2027 season.
Eagles player who has been a fixture along the offensive line gets a pay raise
Every couple of years, the question arises of whether Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson will play another season and when he will retire. That question was answered after Johnson agreed to a new deal with the Eagles that will keep him among the league’s highest-paid tackles.
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