Eagles practice shows Fred Johnson at left guard amid Titans matchup prep
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 17, 2026, 7:21 PM
Last updated Sep 17, 2026

Fred Johnson practiced at left guard with Philadelphia's starting offensive linemen on September 17. His alignment comes as the Eagles prepare for their upcoming game against the Tennessee Titans. Johnson, a 6-foot-7 veteran primarily known for playing tackle, has experience that may help strengthen the offensive line against Tennessee's defense. This adjustment allows Philadelphia to keep Cam Jurgens at center. The Eagles' plans regarding their offensive line alignment will become clearer with the injury report expected on Friday.
- •Fred Johnson worked with the starting offensive line during practice.
- •Cam Jurgens remained at center; Drew Kendall and Willie Lampkin also participated.
- •Johnson has played in 63 career games, with 23 starts.
- •The Eagles are preparing for their matchup against the Titans on Sunday.
- •Final roster decisions will likely be influenced by Friday's injury report.
- 7:21 PMYahoo Sports — Fred Johnson emerges as a possible option at left guard for Eagles
"Fred Johnson worked at left guard with Philadelphia’s starting offensive linemen during the portion of practice open to reporters
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