Offensive lineman Lane Johnson is now a two-time Super Bowl champion after also winning with Philly in Super Bowl LII seven years ago. Johnson was at Oklahoma from 2009 to 2012 after starting his career as a quarterback and tight end at JUCO Kilgore College in 2008.

Veteran Eagles tackle Lane Johnson confirmed immediately after the Super Bowl that he has no plans of retiring from the NFL.

Lane Johnson clinched the Super Bowl LIX championship with the Philadelphia Eagles against the Kansas City Chiefs, and later he made a clear statement about his future in the NFL. The dominant victory of the Philadelphia Eagles over the Kansas City Chiefs and the subsequent crowning of a new Super Bowl champion in the NFL could have marked the end of the career for some players with extensive experience in the league.

The Philadelphia Eagles will attempt to prevent the Kansas City Chiefs from a record "three-peat" in Super Bowl LIX. Coach Nick Sirianni, meanwhile, is looking to leave his second Super Bowl trip in three seasons with a Lombardi Trophy of his own.

Lane Johnson is a future Hall of Famer and one of the best right tackles in the NFL. A Super Bowl win would give Johnson two for his career and provide the perfect backdrop for a dream retirement following Jason Kelce’s last offseason.

Lane Johnson assured he was coming back for the 2025 season, which would be his 13th in the NFL. Johnson is still an All-Pro right tackle and playing at a high level, so why not come back? Even if the Philadelphia Eagles win the Super Bowl.

The Eagles (14-3) and Chiefs (15-2) are set for one of the most evenly matched Super Bowls in recent memory. It'll be a rematch of Super Bowl 57, where Harrison Butker gave Kansas City a 38-35 lead with eight seconds left to secure th

Philadelphia Eagles fans need no more reasons to celebrate. They've got enough. They're Super Bowl champions for the second time in franchise history. This is the NFL, lifting the Lombardi Trophy at the end of the year is all that matters.