Landon Dickerson

The Eagles and three-time Pro Bowl OG Landon Dickerson have agreed to a revised two-year contract at around $36 million.

Fantasy Impact

Dickerson was previously due $39 million in 2026-27 but can still hit that with 2027 incentives. He had been contemplating retirement, but he will remain with the Eagles on an adjusted contract.

At the age of 27, Pro Bowl lineman Landon Dickerson is reportedly mulling over retirement this offseason. The news comes on the heels of long-time offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland announcing that he was stepping down.

Fantasy Impact

Dickerson has played five seasons with the Eagles and inked an extension to remain in Philadelphia through the 2028 season. However, 13 surgeries throughout his college and pro careers have taken their toll. Dickerson had a right meniscus operation last August and made it back for opening week, but was later shelved for two games with an ankle injury. Dickerson is a three-time Pro Bowl selection and, even if he doesn't retire, expect the Eagles to be a major player in the offensive line market this offseason.

Landon Dickerson was not seen at practice on Wednesday.

Fantasy Impact

Dickerson appears to be remained sidelined. He is trending in the wrong direction to be sidelined in Week 17 against the Bills.

Landon Dickerson was with the team, but not practicing on Tuesday.

Fantasy Impact

Dickerson was able to play last week after being in and out of practice. His status will need to be monitored in practice the rest of this week.

Landon Dickerson (calf/rest) will be available to play in Saturday's game against the Washington Commanders.

Fantasy Impact

Dickerson will be available to play on Saturday, despite being sidelined from practice earlier on in the week. His presence is good news for Philadelphia's offensive line, but they will still be operating at less than full capacity with Lane Johnson (foot) set to be sidelined against the Commanders.