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The big news of the day, Lane Johnson is back for 2026.

Yeah, huge news and probably would have warranted an emergency pod if it wasn't a Thursday

or a Tuesday to start with.

Yeah, it's huge news.

This kind of, look, it's been an offseason with a lot of change,

and it's nice to know that the best right tackle in the business will be back

at the Jefferson Health Training Complex for a 14th season in the Jefferson Health Training Complex.

I guess it's his first season there.

But yeah, look, I never really thought he was going to retire.

I couldn't imagine Lane Johnson going out with an injury, ending his career with a Liz

Frank on injured reserve, not playing the second half of the season.

I just, it was hard to imagine that he would walk away

under those circumstances. From what we know, what we've learned about, about Lane Johnson

since he got drafted in 2013, that's not who he is. He's a competitor. He wants to prove he's still

as good as any right tackle, any offensive tackle in the league, and you can't do that if you retire. So he's a proud guy. He's a competitor. And he's still as good as any right tackle, any offensive tackle in the league. And you can't do that if

you retire. So he's a proud guy. He's a competitor. And he's still playing at an unbelievable level.

Before he got hurt, he was as good as anybody in the game. He was having an all pro season.

And in fact, I think if he had played maybe two or three more games, he would have gotten, certainly

would have gotten my all pro

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