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.

Philadelphia Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson told reporters he is not retiring after Super Bowl LIX no matter the result as he intends to play for a 13th season.

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.

Terrell Davis ran for just 7,607 yards, gained more than 1,200 yards just three times, played just four full NFL seasons, and retired after seven. But he’s in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Davis won two Super Bowls.

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.

Even though the Super Bowl isn't for another week, the Philadelphia Eagles have already secured a big win with Lane Johnson vowing to return next

Lane Johnson remains one of the NFL's elite offensive linemen even into his mid-30s. Super Bowl LIX won't be the end of the line for him and his Eagles career.

The Super Bowl will be the last game of the 2025 season, but it won't be the last game of Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson's career.

Philadelphia Eagles standout right tackle Lane Johnson made it clear Saturday that Super Bowl LIX will not be his final game. The 34-year-old Johnson is all in when it comes