Carrie began her nearly 40-year career in public television at KUED7, now PBS Utah. She moved to Washington, D.C., in 1984.

There isn't an Eagles parallel. No one says, "Once an Eagle, always an Eagle", but in some ways, the feeling is similar.

Brandon Thorn has been featured on Bleacher Report, Establish the Run, and at the OL Masterminds Summit. He votes on the Joe ...

Johnson explained that one of the best things about Sirianni is that he’s a very good communicator, and how the head coach ...

Two-time Super Bowl champion Lane Johnson discusses Jalen Hurts’ growth as a quarterback and what truly makes him great.

The offensive line has been a big part of the Eagles' success in recent years and they have four starters back from last ...

Based on last year’s film this is pretty undeniable. We should start having the conversation about Lane being the best RT of all time sooner rather than later.” Brandon evaluates OL/DL play. He ...

Nolan Smith is now the leader of this group. Jalyx Hunt is the trusty sidekick. The Bryce Huff experiment is officially over.

Lane Johnson explains how Jalen Hurts’ Super Bowl win and record contract haven’t changed his humility, maturity, or mindset.

That's the key word for All-Pro right tackle Lane Johnson, as he pointed out recently. Johnson was a guest star on FS1's “The Facility,” this week and defended his current coach.

Typically, when an NFL player reaches the age of 35, they are entering the twilight of their career. This is not the case for Philadelphia Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson.

Many of the Philadelphia Eagles' old guard have moved on. Right tackle Lane Johnson remains, and at 35 years old believes he's still on the ascent ahead of his 13th NFL season.