Lane Johnson Concussion – Syndication Server

Lane Johnson exits Eagles matchup vs. Saints with concussion symptoms

The Eagles could be forced to finish Week 3 without both starters on the right side of the offensive line. Mekhi Becton was forced to exit with an arm injury, and All-Pro right tackle Lane Johnson was forced to exit and get an evaluation for a concussion.

Lane Johnson is being evaluated for a concussion, per the #Eagles. https://t.co/G87OHmiciU

— Jeff McLane (@Jeff_McLane) September 22, 2024

Johnson’s status will be something to watch, as the star right tackle has missed time with three separate concussions during his career. Tyler Steen was inserted at right guard, while Fred Johnson was inserted at right tackle.

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Lane Johnson clears concussion protocol, Will start vs. Dolphins

Lane Johnson to start vs. Dolphins after clearing concussion protocol

The Philadelphia Eagles received some good news on Friday, with the news that Lane Johnson has cleared concussion protocol and will start against the Miami Dolphins.

Doug Pederson: Lane Johnson is through concussion protocol. He’s cleared for contact. Will start Sunday. #Eagles

— Jeff McLane (@Jeff_McLane) November 29, 2019

Johnson left the Eagles loss to the New England Patriots in the second quarter and wound up missing the Seahawks game as well. Without Johnson in the lineup, the Eagles struggled to protect Carson Wentz or jump-start a run game in back-to-back losses.

Doug Pederson provides an update on Alshon Jeffery, Jordan Howard, and Lane Johnson

The Philadelphia Eagles are set to practice on Wednesday and head coach Doug Pederson provided an update on his injured offensive stars.

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As the Eagles defense gets healthy, players on the offensive side of the ball are banged up.

Nigel Bradham is on the mend. He'll practice.

Lane Johnson remains in the concussion protocol.

Alshon Jeffery and Jordan Howard will do individual work, but not practicing yet.

— Zach Berman (@ZBerm) November 20, 2019

Lane Johnson still in concussion protocol for #Eagles. Andre Dillard will take his place at right tackle in practice.

— Mike Garafolo (@MikeGarafolo) November 20, 2019

On Alshon Jeffery, Pederson stated that the wideout is expected to take part in individual drills, but won’t take part in any teamwork due to an ankle injury he suffered in the team’s win over the Chicago Bears.

Howard still isn’t cleared for contact and is expected to take part in individual work but no team drills.

Lane Johnson is still in the concussion protocol and Andre Dillard will take reps at the right tackle position.