Great news continues to roll in for the Philadelphia Eagles. Following Lane Johnson's decision to lace up for the 2026 season, it seems Landon Dickerson is also gearing up for another year on the field.
The buzz around the Eagles' camp is that their three-time Pro Bowl left guard is leaning towards a return. While Dickerson hasn't officially announced his plans, the signs are encouraging. Concerns had swirled within the organization about the 27-year-old's health, especially after he expressed uncertainty about his future following the playoff loss to the San Francisco 49ers.
During the locker room cleanout, Dickerson's comments about his recovery left fans and insiders alike holding their breath. When asked about his prospects for a full recovery, he candidly remarked, “If I had that answer, I’d feel a lot better.”
Despite the injury woes that plagued him in 2025, the latest indications suggest that Dickerson will suit up for his sixth season. The Eagles are expected to gain more clarity on his status as the NFL combine approaches, with head coach Nick Sirianni and GM Howie Roseman set to address the media in Indianapolis.
The big question remains: Can Dickerson stay healthy and maintain his high level of play? A full offseason dedicated to rest and recovery might just be the remedy he needs.
Even with Dickerson's likely return, the Eagles would be wise to keep an eye on the future of the left guard position. Ensuring depth and stability will be crucial if things don't pan out as hoped. For now, though, Eagles fans can breathe a little easier knowing that one of their key offensive linemen is preparing for another season in the trenches.