Lane Johnson Net Worth

Lane Johnson is an American football player who plays as the right offensive tackle for the Philadelphia Eagles franchise of the NFL. Johnson is a Super Bowl LII winner with the Eagles, a 2-time First-Team All-Pro, a 2-time Second-Team All-Pro, and a five-time Pro-Bowler. The big 6’6”, 325-pound tackle has been one of the mainstays of the dominant Eagles team for the past decade or so. Johnson was born in Groveton, Texas, on May 8, 1990, and attended Groveton High School where he played on the football and track teams. In football, he started out playing the quarterback position. After passing out from high school, Johnson went to the University of Oklahoma where he played for four years on the Oklahoma Sooners football team.

Johnson is not the typical NFL player who starts in one position or two positions in high school and then develops into a specialist in college. While playing for the Sooners, Johnson played as a tight end and defensive lineman before being converted to an offensive lineman in his third year. However, despite playing the offensive tackle position so late in college, the Texas native found no difficulty in becoming one of the top players in his position as a professional.

Name	David Lane Johnson
Net Worth	$4 million approximately as of 2024
Age	34 years as of 2024
Residence	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Position	Offensive tackle (right)
Marital Status	Divorced - Chelsea Johnson (ex-wife)
Source of Wealth	NFL salary
Salary	$1,210,000 base salary - 2024-25
Endorsements	Bud Light
Endorsement Earnings	Unknown

What is Lane Johnson’s Net Worth in 2024?

As of 2024, Lane Johnson’s net worth is reportedly $4 million as per Celebrity Net Worth. By and large, the tackle’s entire net worth comes from his NFL salary as he is not known to have many endorsement deals. This comes as no surprise as in general offensive linemen are very rarely considered by brands for endorsement deals as they do not get the same level of publicity that players in other positions such as the quarterback, receivers, tight ends, etc do.

Lane Johnson Salary

Lane Johnson signed a 4-year contract with the Philadelphia Eagles worth $80.75 million. This deal includes an $18.8 million signing bonus and $30 million guaranteed. On average, Johnson earns about $20.2 million per year. In 2024, he'll receive a base salary of $1.21 million and a signing bonus of $18.79 million. His contract will have a cap hit of $15.89 million and a dead cap value of $45.07 million.

Lane Johnson House

Lane Johnson’s house in Moorestown, New Jersey, sits on a 2-acre property, which he purchased in 2018. The standout feature of his home is the "Bro Barn," a 1,200-square-foot, two-story building, formerly a horse stall and greenhouse, transformed into a rustic, high-intensity workout facility. Johnson invested $60,000 to $70,000 in the Bro Barn, equipping it with raw, functional workout gear, including chains, squat racks, and a blocking sled.

Lane Johnson Car

Johnson is known for having a love of cars and he owns quite a few luxurious and high-end cars with the most expensive one being a Bugatti Chiron that set him back around $3 million. Other known cars owned by the Sooners alumnus are a Ferrari 488 Pista costing him about $350,000, a McLaren 720s worth about $290,000, and a $160,000 Mercedes-AMG G63 luxury SUV.

Lane Johnson Charity Work

Behind the big 6’6”, 325-pounder player that Johnson is, lies a simple man who himself suffered from mental health for several years. From that, he has now started speaking openly about his troubles and is promoting mental health awareness in partnership with Kooth, which is a mental health service for the youth in Philadelphia. He is engaging with the audience and helping them through the difficulties of dealing with mental health.

He has also become a part of the Travis Manion Foundation which is named after a Marine who was killed in action in 2007. It was Johnson’s personal trainer who is a former marine that told him about the foundation and Johnson was more than happy to be a part of it. This foundation offers various programs for the families of soldiers who have passed away.

In the past, he has also supported the Troops First Foundation through the NFL’s ‘My Cause My Cleats’ program and he has also been a part of Operation Home Front by giving back to military families during the holiday season.