Lane Johnson Retires After 14 Historic NFL Seasons with Eagles

Philadelphia Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson has announced his retirement after 14 seasons, 186 games, and two Super Bowl titles. A six-time Pro Bowler and five-time All-Pro, Johnson started 171 regular-season games, anchoring an offensive line that went 122-63-1 with him on the field. Allowing only 20 sacks in 6,886 pass-block snaps, his legendary career places him among the greatest players in franchise history. Rookie Markel Bell is projected to start in his place.