Lane Johnson retires after 14 seasons with Eagles to focus on health

Eagles two-time All-Pro right tackle Lane Johnson announced his retirement Tuesday, ending a 14-year career spent entirely in Philadelphia.

Lane Johnson’s retirement removes one of the defining figures connecting Philadelphia’s Super Bowl LII and Super Bowl LIX championship teams

Two-time All-Pro won two Super Bowls with Eagles Johnson says family priorities have changed 36-year-old started 171 games for Philadelphia Lane Johnson, the Philadelphia Eagles’ decorated right tackle and a cornerstone of the franchise for nearly a decade and a half, announced his retirement from the NFL on Tuesday after 14 seasons. The 36-year-old, a two-time All-Pro and six-time Pro Bowl selection, said in a statement posted to social media that he had hoped to play one final season but had decided to step away to prioritize his mental health and spend more time with his children and family. Continue reading...

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Philadelphia Eagles All-Pro offensive lineman Lane Johnson has announced his retirement from the NFL after 14 seasons.“I have given it my all for 14 years,” Johnson said Tuesday in a statement, “season after season pushing my body to the max and tirelessly working my craft to not only live up to the legacy of the guys that came before me, but to set a new standard of success for the best franchise in all of sports.

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Lane Johnson retired after 14 seasons, 171 starts, six Pro Bowls, five AP All-Pro honors and two Super Bowl championships with the Eagles

He played 171 games in 14 seasons with the Eagles, who made him a first-round pick in 2013.

The Eagles' superstar offensive tackle is retiring after a lengthy Eagles career.