Eagles tackle Lane Johnson retires after 14 seasons, citing mental health

Philadelphia Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson has announced his retirement from the NFL after 14 seasons, citing mental health and family priorities.

• Johnson announced his retirement on Tuesday, two days after sitting out the Eagles' loss to the Rams for a personal matter.
• He said he had hoped to play one final season but chose to step away to prioritize his mental health and time with family.
• The 36-year-old spent his entire career in Philadelphia, starting 171 regular-season games with six Pro Bowl selections and two Super Bowl wins.
• Rookie Markel Bell started in Johnson's absence Sunday and is the likely replacement for the remainder of the season.