Someone within the Philadelphia Eagles organization didn't appreciate right tackle Lane Johnson losing out on the league's first-team All-Pro right tackle spot to Detroit Lions right tackle Penei Sewell for the second season in a row.

Taped on the wall by Lane Johnson's locker is a comparison chart between him and Penei Sewell. The Associated Press All-Pro teams were released on Friday when the chart was placed next to Johnson's locker,

It didn't matter. Sewell became the first tackle since Anthony Munoz to be named a First-Team All-Pro twice before turning 25 years old. The 34-year-old Johnson was forced to settle for the second-team nod for the fourth time in his career.

PHILADELPHIA - For those who don’t know, being named a second-team All-Pro is hardly an insult but it has fueled Lane Johnson, the Eagles’ future Hall of Fame r

Philadelphia Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson is not satisfied with his second-team All-Pro designation. Jeff McLane of the Philadelphia Inquirer shared

Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson made a silent protest for not being named as a first-team All-Pro, and he could use that as motivation for SUnday's wild-card game against Green Bay Packers.

Saquon Barkley and Zack Baun earned first-team honors, while Jordan Mailata and several other Eagles made the second-team.

Everyone does that—even offensive linemen in the NFL. Philadelphia Eagles offensive tackle Lane Johnson has some information to keep him hungry in the playoffs, and it was provided by his teammates.

Detroit Lions right tackle Penei Sewell earned his second consecutive first-team All-Pro honor, beating out Philadelphia Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson, who earned a second-team honor. In the wake of the All-Pros being announced,

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