NFL Updates: Lane Johnson's Future, Tunsil's Injury, and Bills' New Look

This weekend in the NFL saw no games, but several significant updates emerged from various teams. Philadelphia Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson hinted that the 2026 season may be his last, citing personal priorities as he enters his 14th season with the team.

In the Washington Commanders camp, left tackle Laremy Tunsil is expected to miss a substantial part of the upcoming season due to a torn triceps injury sustained during practice. Tunsil, who joined the Commanders via trade in 2025, will undergo surgery as he faces his second major injury since joining the team.

Meanwhile, the Buffalo Bills showcased their new alternate uniforms during a practice at the newly opened Highmark Stadium. Quarterback Josh Allen wore the Nickel City alternate uniform, which features an all-gray design and a royal blue helmet. Despite some criticism of the new look, Allen expressed his support for the change. Additionally, the Detroit Lions confirmed the retirement of backup quarterback Teddy Bridgewater, who has stepped away from professional football for the second time.