Lane Johnson, Eagles’ veteran right tackle and future Hall of Famer, hints his 2026 season may be his last, driven by family priorities as his kids grow and parents need more care — a realization solidified during a week-long family health break. He made the announcement transparently at training camp to honor his commitment to being present for his family. Meanwhile, the Eagles pushed through a grueling padded practice focused on game-like scenarios, with Jalen Hurts showing flashes of progress alongside receivers Hollywood Brown and Elijah Moore — though he threw an interception. Cam Jurgens returned to practice, giving reps to veterans like Johnson and Landon Dickerson while younger players gained experience. Key players including DeVonta Smith, Dameon Pierce, and Elijah Mitchell sat out due to injuries. On defense, Nolan Smith got reps rushing from the right, hinting at a strategic shift, while Michael Carter and Arnold Ebiketie saw first-team action. The offensive line shined in one-on-one drills, and Jalen Carter continued to dominate with pass-rushing disruption.
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