Johnson has had one of the best seasons of his 12-year NFL career. On Saturday, he told reporters he wants to return for more.

Long gone are the memories of last season's historic collapse when the Eagles lost six of their final seven games and went one-and-done in the playoffs after a 10-1 start. General manager Howie Roseman's offseason made sure of that.

Before this season, Eagles star right tackle Lane Johnson admitted he was closer to the end of his career than the beginning and at age 34 might have only a few years left. But as Johnson gets ready for the final game of the 2024 season, next weekend’s Super Bowl against the Chiefs, he’s already decided what the immediate future holds.

Philadelphia Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson has made it clear he won't be retiring after the Super Bowl, no matter the result.

Hall of Fame quarterback John Elway rode off into the sunset after winning his second straight Super Bowl at the end of the 1998 season. While there really isn't a better way to end a career, Eagles offensive tackle Lane Johnson doesn't plan to follow in Elway's footsteps if the Eagles are victorious in Super Bowl LIX.

Philadelphia Eagles All-Pro right tackle Lane Johnson isn't going anywhere. Johnson, who will wrap up his 12th NFL season in Super Bowl LIX against the Kansas City Chiefs next Sunday, addressed his future in the league Saturday.

Before the 2024 season even started, Philadelphia Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson admit that his NFL career is nearing the end. Johnson, a six-time Pro Bowler, told reporters in August that he could probably play in the NFL until he's 40.