Unveiled: The Surprising Stats Behind Lane Johnson’s Unstoppable 5-Year Reign
So, here’s a curious thing: how often do you see a 35-year-old offensive lineman not just holding his own, but actually getting better with age? Lane Johnson, the stalwart right tackle for the Philadelphia Eagles, isn’t just defying Father Time—he’s rewriting the playbook. While Fletcher Cox and Jason Kelce have been Philly legends, Johnson might just have an edge that transcends mere numbers or positions. Picture this: since turning 30, he’s logged an eye-popping 2,126 pass-block snaps across 66 games, surrendering a paltry four sacks. It’s like watching fine wine age flawlessly, only this vintage guards the quarterback’s blind side. With a chance to become the Eagles’ all-time leader in both snaps and games played, Johnson is not your run-of-the-mill veteran. If he stays healthy—and let’s hope he does—Philly’s offensive line might just stand as the fiercest fortress in the NFL as the Eagles chase another Super Bowl glory. Curious to see how he’s managed this remarkable stretch? Let’s dive into the numbers that underscore just how dominant Lane Johnson has been these past five seasons.
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