Eagles’ Lane Johnson explains why he’s getting close to his ‘peak’ at 35 years old

Lane Johnson is already Aagelphia Eagle’s legend. She was a member of both Philly’s two on the bowls of teams, has already tabbed to all, for five, he made six for bowls and longer longest-tenured eagles player. While just turned 35 years old and put to his 13th NFL Season, Johnson Credit 2025 to be their best year yet.

“Now, I feel like though I’m 35, I feel better than I had started (or when I was) 29 or 30,” Johnson said last week; Via NBC Sports Philadelphia. “I had in (ankle) surgeries and so on my toughest year was ’21 And you can go back and watch, you can clearly see the film, I am very hindered on the left foot.

“And now, I feel like I’m getting close to maybe my peak. As weird, so it is to say, but I really feel.

“Maybe I don’t need to make a mix for guys 10 years (in the league), let’s see how you do 10 years ago.”

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This offseason-Johnson signed One-year contract extension To keep him tied to PHILY in 2027 times, and said back on March, it’s very being “could not play out this deal.

“I think when you get at this stage of your life, you get a year a year,” Johnson said. “Physically I feel really good. I will think of a few years when I came from all these surgeries, I thought my body was gonna start going downhill, but I think that the strength and conditions program we have, but as in the offseason, I feel really good.

“As long as I am feeling good, I feel like I can contribute, and I think you continue to play. It is all I really familiar. I am in love with my family. I am the only one to me and my brothers is here in a locker.”