Georgia Bulldogs star center Jared Wilson showed some love for Philadelphia Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson at the 2025 NFL Combine this week. Wilson was asked to name his top three offensive linemen in the NFL right now,

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

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.

You know folks are in their feelings when, instead of keeping things on the field, they go to the NFL Commissioner’s to complain about a legal play. That’s what

Kinnard was active for just two games in 2024. He played 3 snaps in garbage time against the Bengals, and he started the Eagles' Week 18 game against the Giants. Despite his complete lack of meaningful playing time, Kinnard was able to stick on the 53-man roster for the entire season, an indication that the Eagles see potential in him.

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Philadelphia Eagles offensive lineman Lane Johnson appeared to laugh off the notion of the Green Bay Packers reportedly trying to ban the tush push.

The Philadelphia Eagles look set to continue using the Tush Push when the new NFL season begins, despite efforts from the Green Bay Packers to get the move banned. Now, Eagles offe

No days off. It’s not just a T-shirt slogan, it’s a way of life, and that’s not just another T-shirt slogan, either. Not to Lane Johnson. The Eagles right tackl

On a team of superstars, the Eagles’ offensive line did something very few offensive lines ever do. They got noticed. Nobody ever talks about offensive linemen and nobody ever notices offensive linemen and nobody ever celebrates offensive linemen. It’s all about the quarterback, the running back and receivers, the playmakers on defense.

Lane Johnson’s journey from Groveton to the NFL is a testament to hard work and perseverance, shaped by the people who knew him best in his small-town roots.

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 ...