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“The Eagles, it’s over”: Terron Armstead sounds alarm for Howie Roseman after trading Cam Jurgens post Lane Johnson retirement

Lane Johnson’s retirement and Cam Jurgens trade have raised major questions about the Philadelphia Eagles’ 2026 championship hopes.

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Published: Friday, 9 October 2026 at 12:13 AM

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Terron Armstead warned Howie Roseman that the Philadelphia Eagles' contention window might be over.
The Eagles recently experienced the retirement of veteran offensive tackle Lane Johnson.
Philadelphia also traded offensive lineman Cam Jurgens, prompting serious questions about their offensive line depth.

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Five-time Pro Bowl offensive tackle Terron Armstead has expressed major concern regarding the Philadelphia Eagles' roster moves and championship outlook. Armstead warned general manager Howie Roseman that the team's championship window may be closing following the retirement of Lane Johnson and the trade of offensive lineman Cam Jurgens.

The report notes that these significant departures on the offensive line have raised questions about Philadelphia's competitive standing for the 2026 NFL season. Armstead believes subsequent decisions by the front office have further complicated the team's rebuilding and depth situation.

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