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Eagles OT Lane Johnson announces retirement after decorated 14-year NFL career
Yahoo Sports • • general
Key Points:
- Philadelphia Eagles offensive lineman Lane Johnson announced his retirement after 14 seasons, citing a need to prioritize his mental health and family.
- Johnson, a two-time Super Bowl champion and six-time Pro Bowler, had been considering retirement for several seasons and was inactive for the Eagles' Week 4 game for personal reasons.
- The Eagles expressed support for Johnson's decision, acknowledging his significant contributions and the impact of his departure on the team.
- Philadelphia now faces challenges on the offensive line, already weakened by injuries, and will rely on players like Jordan Mailata, Cam Jurgens, Drew Kendall, Tyler Steen, and Fred Johnson to fill the gap.
- Johnson is expected to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame once eligible, concluding a distinguished career that included a transition from quarterback and tight end to offensive lineman.
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