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After Lane Johnson's stunning retirement announcement, the Philadelphia Eagles now have no choice but to secure a long-term deal with Tyler Steen.

Inside the Iggles argues that Lane Johnson's sudden NFL retirement four games into the 2026 season must force the Philadelphia Eagles to sign right guard Tyler Steen to a long-term contract extension. Writer Anthony Miller contends that general manager Howie Roseman cannot afford to let Steen reach free agency after this season, particularly as the team adjusts along the offensive line.
Steen is currently in the final year of his rookie contract drafted in 2023. With rookie Markel Bell stepping in at right tackle to replace Johnson, Miller emphasizes that retaining Steen is vital to maintaining stability on the right side of the offensive front.
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