Philadelphia Eagles veteran tackle Lane Johnson had some subtle shade for Los Angeles Rams edge-rusher Jared Verse on Sunday following their divisional round clash. The Eagles held off a late charge from the Rams to secure a spot in the NFC championship with a 28-22 victory. Before the matchup, Verse had caused a stir by calling out Eagles fans.
Nakobe Dean and Zack Baun arrived at work together, but Dean wouldn’t be lining up alongside his All-Pro teammate during Sunday’s win over the Rams. Instead, Dean was on crutches, sidelined with a torn patellar tendon that will keep him out until next year.
Someone within the Philadelphia Eagles organization didn't appreciate right tackle Lane Johnson losing out on the league's first-team All-Pro right tackle spot to Detroit Lions right tackle Penei Sewell for the second season in a row.
It didn't matter. Sewell became the first tackle since Anthony Munoz to be named a First-Team All-Pro twice before turning 25 years old. The 34-year-old Johnson was forced to settle for the second-team nod for the fourth time in his career.
Taped on the wall by Lane Johnson's locker is a comparison chart between him and Penei Sewell. The Associated Press All-Pro teams were released on Friday when the chart was placed next to Johnson's locker,
PHILADELPHIA - For those who don’t know, being named a second-team All-Pro is hardly an insult but it has fueled Lane Johnson, the Eagles’ future Hall of Fame r
Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson made a silent protest for not being named as a first-team All-Pro, and he could use that as motivation for SUnday's wild-card game against Green Bay Packers.
Even through snow and sleet, the Eagles defense made like your local mailman and delivered. It forced two fourth-quarter turnovers and though the
Philadelphia Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson is not satisfied with his second-team All-Pro designation. Jeff McLane of the Philadelphia Inquirer shared
Saquon Barkley and Zack Baun earned first-team honors, while Jordan Mailata and several other Eagles made the second-team.
Detroit Lions right tackle Penei Sewell earned his second consecutive first-team All-Pro honor, beating out Philadelphia Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson, who earned a second-team honor. In the wake of the All-Pros being announced,