After failed comeback, what's Eagles RT Lane Johnson's status going forward?

[Barbie's Gun Opp]

the eagles are really feeling the heat now ...i think lane johnson's injury could be bigger than we initially thought , especially if he needs surgery ...at 35, his body might not be able to recover fully from this injury ...will they try to sign him for a one-year deal and risk losing him in the offseason? or do they try to find a younger tackle who can give them more years of production? either way, it's gonna be an interesting season for the eagles

 

[Nasty Nig]

I feel bad for Lane Johnson, he's been through so much already . 13 years of playing in the NFL is no joke, and now this Lisfranc injury has got him questioning his future with the Eagles. I remember when my dad played football in college, he had to deal with injuries too, it was tough on both sides of the story. Surgery or not, it's clear that Lane's body isn't as young as it used to be . The question is, will he be able to adapt and find a way to play at an elite level without putting his long-term health at risk? It'll be interesting to see how this all plays out .

 

[Underco]

so like what's up with Lane Johnson? 35 years old and he's gotta worry about surgery now ? Lisfranc foot sprain can be super tricky to deal with according to Dr. Dhanaraj, even his initial recovery timeline was kinda optimistic

let's take a look at some stats on NFL tackles' career longevity: (avg) career length = 8.5 years (top 10% of tackles) career length = 11.5 years (top 1% of tackles)

what if Lane Johnson's return to form is like a chart with an exponential decline? he's still elite at 35, but his long-term health could be like a curveball - unpredictable and potentially affecting his career in the long run

now that you mention it, has anyone else seen the injury stats for NFL tackles over the past decade? did we just have a spike in Lisfranc injuries or is this just an isolated case?

 

[Worrisome Wild]

.. think about Lane Johnson's situation - he's been dealing with this foot injury for months now & it's still unclear if he'll need surgery . It's like our own lives, we can plan & set goals, but life has a way of throwing us curveballs. The thing is, we can't control everything that happens to us, but we can learn from how we respond to the unexpected twists & turns. Maybe Johnson's injury is a chance for him to take a step back, re-evaluate his priorities & figure out what he really wants to do with his career. In our own lives, we need to be open to new possibilities & not get too hung up on what's already been planned .