Lane Johnson wasted no time working out after the Super Bowl ended, but he will be 35 in May, and maybe the Eagles draft somebody to groom as his eventual replacement.

It turns out that Jalen Hurts' phone wallpaper wasn't the only motivation from the Eagles' Super Bowl 57 loss to the Chiefs.

Lane Johnson, Philadelphia’s veteran left tackle and a two-time First-Team All-Pro, took to social media to deliver a simple, one-emoji reaction.

When you're an All-Pro like Lane Johnson, constantly conditioning your body and staying in the gym are requirements for maintaining an elite status amongst your peers. Philadelphia defeated Kansas Cit

Eagles offensive tackle Lane Johnson, who has taken part in his fair share of tush pushes, scoffed at the idea.

Hoo boy. The Eagles were out to make a statement, man. Lane Johnson was fired up about the Chiefs' shirts that they wore at the Super Bowl parade 2 years ago. This is what he told the team before ...

Despite returning in time for the Super Bowl after a torn triceps, no one is sure whether Graham is going to call it a career this offseason or not. Meanwhile, All-Pro right tackle Lane Johnson spoke before the Super Bowl about how he would like to play ...

In their dominant 40-22 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX, the Philadelphia Eagles made a bold statement of redemption. The Eagles were driven by the bitter me

Lane Johnson is not going anywhere. The Philadelphia Eagles starting right tackle heard the speculative retirement rumors floating around the Internet about him after his second Super Bowl victory with the Eagles, and he shut them down on Monday.

Before the Eagles owned the Chiefs on the field, Lane Johnson set the tone with a fiery speech, fueling this superb Super Bowl performance.

Lane Johnson, at 35, is not considering retirement and remains committed to the Philadelphia Eagles. After 12 seasons and two Super Bowl wins, Johnson continues to deliver top performance, planning to contribute for years to come. His future with the team ...

The Philadelphia Eagles would be honored to visit the White House in celebration of their Super Bowl LIX win, a source with the team told CNN after rumors swept social media that the team had declined the traditional visit.