Lane Jhonson

Lane Jhonson is an NFL player. The athlete plays for the Philadelphia Eagles and has been on the team for over 10 years. The player was born on 8th May 1990 and is 32.
Lane Jhonson in a file photo (image credits: Instagram/lanejohnson65)

Lane Jhonson is an NFL player. The athlete plays for the Philadelphia Eagles and has been on the team for over 10 years. The player was born on 8th May 1990 and is 32. Lane started playing football when he was in High School, at Groveton. The player continued his football at  Kilgore college but soon got transferred to the University of Oklahoma and resumed his college football there. Later, the player got drafted in 2013 in the 1st round of the NFL drafts. The Philadelphia Eagles drafted Lane and soon after he started his professional career as an offensive tackle for the team. Lane has now won a Super Bowl championship, first-team All-Pro in 2017, and second-team All pro in 2021.

Lane Jhonson's notable statistics

Lane Jhonson’s statistics are mentioned below. Lets us look at the player’s gameplay through this table.

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Lane Jhonson’s Brand Endorsements

Lane hasn’t done many endorsements in his career till now. The player is never seen in any TV commercials or advertisements. Lane has also never done any brand collaboration with companies. There is no such information given on the athlete’s brand endorsement deals.

Lane Jhonson’s Wife

Lane Jhonson got married to Chelsea Goodman in January 2013. The couple welcomed three children after that. Johnson and Chelsea met at their University were both started dating each other. The couple interacted as both were athletes, Johnson played football at the University whereas Chelsea was a high jumper. Later, the two got serious about their relationship and tied the know in front of their parents and family members. Chelsea supported Lane through thick and thin over the years and watched all his games. Although, the two haven’t confirmed this Lane and Chelsea split and took divorced from each other in 2019. After 6 years of marriage, the two got separated from each other. Lane also tweeted about his anxiety and depression over the years and in 2021 he came candid with it. The player wrote that he kept this a secret from his friends and family and thanked each and everyone who supported him through this awful time. Many have suspected that this could be the reason for their separation but the couple has never confirmed it. 

Lane Jhonson’s debut season

Lane Jhonson started his professional career in 2013 as the Philadelphia Eagles drafted him in the 1st round of the NFL drafts. The player started all 16 regular season games for his team. As a rookie, Lane helped his team to finish first in the NFC East. The player was awarded as 26th best tackle by Pro Football Focus in 2013 and 13th among overall offensive linemen in 2014. Although he had a lot of injuries during his matches he managed to play a decent game and started all matches for his team.

 

Lane Jhonson’s Networth

Lane Jhonson has a networth of about $4 million. The player’s salary keeps on changing but currently, his salary is $18 million annually. Lane signed his first contract in 2013 which was worth $19 million, it was a 4-year long contract that offered an average salary of $4 million. The player’s next contract with the team was in 2016 worth $56 million and this contract offered an annual salary of $11 million. Currently, the player is on a 4-year contract that offers $72 million with an annual salary of $18 million. Lane resides in a house in Moorestown, NJ which is worth $2 million. The player lives in a 5 bedroom and 5 bathroom house. Lane gets his networth through NFL, investments, and brand endorsements. There is nothing much known about Lane’s cars and real estate investments.

 

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Lane Jhonson in a file photo (image credits: Instagram/lanejohnson65)

Lane Jhonson in a file photo (image credits: Instagram/lanejohnson65) Lane Jhonson in a file photo (image credits: Instagram/lanejohnson65)