Philadelphia Eagles star right tackle Lane Johnson did not hesitate to make Fox Sports look like fools. After the sports network released its "Top 10 10 Biggest Atheletes in Philadelphia" rankings and failed to feature the six-time Pro Bowler,

Eagles offensive tackle Lane Johnson, who has taken part in his fair share of tush pushes, scoffed at the idea.

The funds will be used for renovations of restrooms at the football field house, new football uniforms, and new helmets and shoulder pads.

Lane Johnson, Philadelphia’s veteran left tackle and a two-time First-Team All-Pro, took to social media to deliver a simple, one-emoji reaction.

Lane Johnson’s journey from Groveton to the NFL is a testament to hard work and perseverance, shaped by the people who knew him best in his small-town roots.

A report surfaced Monday indicating that one team had attempted to get the "Tush Push" banned by the NFL. Dianna Russini of The Athletic reported Wednesday that the Green Bay Packers were the team that had submitted a proposal to the league's competition committee in order to banish the controversial play.

No days off. It’s not just a T-shirt slogan, it’s a way of life, and that’s not just another T-shirt slogan, either. Not to Lane Johnson. The Eagles right tackl

The Philadelphia Eagles look set to continue using the Tush Push when the new NFL season begins, despite efforts from the Green Bay Packers to get the move banned. Now, Eagles offe

Eagles offensive lineman Lane Johnson offered a one-emoji response to the report. Outgoing Packers president CEO Mark Murphy revealed in his monthly Q&A column why he wasn’t a fan of the play ...

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