Eagles' Lane Johnson Confirms He Will Not Retire After Super Bowl LIX

The 34-year-old right tackle, a cornerstone of Philadelphia's offensive line, plans to return for a 13th NFL season regardless of the game's outcome.

Lane Johnson, Philadelphia Eagles' standout right tackle, has announced he will continue playing in the NFL next season, regardless of the outcome of Super Bowl LIX against the Kansas City Chiefs.
Johnson, who turns 35 in May, has been a key figure in the Eagles' success, earning six Pro Bowl selections and multiple All-Pro honors throughout his 12-year career.
The Eagles' offensive line, led by Johnson, was instrumental in helping Saquon Barkley achieve over 2,000 rushing yards this season, marking only the ninth occurrence in NFL history.
Johnson has expressed confidence in his physical condition, stating he feels better now than in recent years, and plans to approach his career on a year-by-year basis as he ages.
Philadelphia's offensive line continuity, with Johnson at right tackle and other key players under long-term contracts, positions the team for continued success in upcoming seasons.