Lane Johnson Fantasy Stats

Philadelphia Eagles offensive lineman Lane Johnson (foot) exited Sunday's 16-9 win against the Detroit Lions on Sunday Night Football with a foot injury that could cause him to miss 4-6 weeks. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported the news. Johnson suffered a Lisfranc sprain in Week 11, an issue that, depending on the severity, could be a chore to come back from. Per Rapoport, Philadelphia hopes the injury isn't season-ending, although Johnson will seek additional opinions as it's further assessed. Any time missed by the 35-year-old would hurt the Eagles' offensive line, so it's unfortunate to see that it could be no sooner than a month until his return date. Teammate Fred Johnson figures to man the edge in his stead.

Philadelphia Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson (shoulder) exited during the second half of Sunday's Week 4 contest against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He is officially questionable to return. The veteran lineman had played 100 percent of the offensive snaps through the first two weeks of the season before spending most of last week on the sideline due to a neck injury. He's now banged up again, but the severity of the injury is unknown. As of now, it's unclear whether he'll miss any time. Fred Johnson will take over at right tackle until Johnson can return.

Philadelphia Eagles All-Pro and likely future Hall of Fame offensive tackle Lane Johnson is entering his 13th NFL campaign since being selected in the first round of the 2013 NFL Draft out of Oklahoma. The 35-year-old is one of the longest-tenured players in Eagles history, and his six Pro Bowls and five All-Pro selections demonstrate his elite level of play over a long period. During an interview with NFL Network's "Good Morning Football", Johnson spoke on his potential retirement plans. "I still feel young in heart, but you can't ignore Father Time. I'm still having fun and enjoying what I do. I love being around the guys, competing, and it's just something that I really love doing every minute of it." Johnson signed a one-year contract extension this offseason to keep him in Philly through 2027, so he could be looking to play at least three more seasons if he continues to perform at a high level, which is great news for Jalen Hurts and company.

Philadelphia Eagles offensive tackle Lane Johnson says that he'll be returning next season whether they win or lose the upcoming Super Bowl. The 12-year veteran did mention that he's going to take it year-to-year after the 2025 season. Johnson has been a key piece to the Eagles success on offense and will now head to his second Super Bowl over the last three seasons. The 34-year-old can likely pick when he wants to retire as the Eagles are likely going to continue bringing him back as long he plays at an elite level. Johnson isn't a free agent until 2027, so he'll likely be in Philly until then.

Philadelphia Eagles offensive tackle Lane Johnson (concussion) has been ruled out for the Week 4 matchup against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The veteran tackle was unable to clear concussion protocol in time for this game. The loss of Johnson is going to hurt considering he's the leader on this offensive line. The Eagles are 91-54-1 when Johnson plays, 14-22 when Johnson sits out. Fellow tackle Fred Johnson will be tasked with taking over at right tackle for at least one game.

Philadelphia Eagles offensive lineman Lane Johnson (concussion) has left Sunday's game against the New Orleans Saints and has been ruled out for the second half. According to Dave Zangaro of NBC Sports, the star right tackle suffered a concussion in the third quarter. Johnson has been one of the most consistent players on the offensive line and has been key in a lot of their run game. Both of the backup right tackles on the depth chart are inactive, so the Eagles moved Fred Johnson to right tackle because Tyler Steen has already stepped in for an injured Mekhi Becton (finger). The offense hasn't been able to move the ball down the field as it is, so they'll try to make it out of this game without any more offensive line injuries.

Philadelphia Eagles offensive tackle Lane Johnson (groin) said that he's feeling good and feels like he will be ready for the Week 13 showdown against the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday. Johnson popped some scar tissue in his groin from last year, which is why he was held out of the Week 12 overtime win over the Buffalo Bills this past Sunday. The 33-year-old was a late addition to the team's injury report after he woke up with soreness in his groin on Sunday, and the Eagles held him out as a precaution. He's currently day-to-day, but if he's able to practice this week without any setbacks, Johnson should return to his starting role at right tackle for an elite Eagles offensive line this weekend. Getting the four-time Pro Bowler back will be good news for the Eagles' offense.

Philadelphia Eagles offensive tackle Lane Johnson (groin) has ben downgraded to questionable for Sunday's Week 12 showdown against the Buffalo Bills due to a groin injury. It's not good news for Johnson or the Eagles' offensive line in a big game this weekend in Philadelphia. There's still a chance the 33-year-old tackle is able to play, but late additions to the injury report usually aren't in a great position to be active. Johnson is also set to undergo an MRI exam before Sunday's game. Losing the four-time Pro Bowler would certainly make life more difficult for quarterback Jalen Hurts and the entire offense against Buffalo. If Johnson is ruled inactive for Sunday's late slate of games, expect Jack Driscoll to step in as the starter at right tackle for Philly.

Philadelphia Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson (ankle) was injured in the Week 6 upset loss to the New York Jets and was eventually ruled out. Johnson's ankle was rolled up on while he was engaged in a block in the first quarter and was never able to return to the contest. The 33-year-old four-time Pro Bowler is a key piece of Philadelphia's elite offensive line, so we'll be keeping a close eye on his status heading into the team's Week 7 showdown at home against the Miami Dolphins. If Johnson has to sit out in Week 7 or beyond, Jack Driscoll will take over the starting duties on the right side of the Eagles' offensive line.

Philadelphia Eagles offensive tackle Lane Johnson (core) has been cleared to resume football activities. The four-time Pro Bowler played through a core muscle injury last postseason. He missed the final two games of the regular season because of the issue, but played through the pain in the playoffs. After that, Johnson underwent surgery in February on his torn adductor. It's great to see the 32-year-old getting cleared for offseason workouts. Johnson remains an elite linemen and a key part to the Eagles rushing attack.