Lane Johnson, the former Oklahoma Sooners offensive lineman, has secured a contract extension with the Philadelphia Eagles, keeping him with the team through the 2027 season. This extension comes after helping lead the Eagles to their second Super Bowl title last month, where they achieved an impressive club-record 3,048 rushing yards. Johnson's new deal averages $20 million per season, positioning him as one of the highest-paid right tackles in the NFL.

Johnson’s contributions were pivotal in protecting quarterback Jalen Hurts, another former Sooner, during the Super Bowl victory over the Kansas City Chiefs. Since being drafted fourth overall by the Eagles in 2013, he has anchored the offensive line, earning multiple Pro Bowl selections and All-Pro honors. At 34 years old, Johnson remains a top-tier offensive tackle in the league.