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Over the weekend, Philadelphia Eagles veteran offensive tackle Lane Johnson revealed that 2026 will "probably" be his last NFL season.
"As you get older, things change in your life, priorities. Your children get older, your parents get older, it just puts things into perspective," Johnson said. "It's looking like this is potentially going to be probably my last year just because I am getting to that point.
"Those priorities away from football are starting to merge. I love everything about this game and am preparing for it, but this is kind of where I'm at in my career."
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Johnson is entering his 14th NFL season with the Eagles. Last year, he missed the final seven games of the regular season due to a Lisfranc foot injury.
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Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts wants to make sure Johnson goes out on a high note this coming season.
"I want to make sure it's a great year for him. I know it takes great courage to say it's the last dance going into it. I hope he gets everything he desires out of this year," Hurts told reporters on Tuesday, via team insider Zach Berman of The Athletic.
The Eagles will face off against the Baltimore Ravens in their preseason opener on Saturday night.
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