By Michael Lipinski, Sports Talk Philly Contributor 
Jason Kelce and Lane Johnson have been named Associated Press All-Pro’s; the team announced on Friday. Kelce was selected first-team All-Pro and Johnson was selected second-team All-Pro. This is Kelce’s fourth time being selected first-team All-Pro.
The legend continues.
Jason Kelce has been named first-team All-Pro!#WPMOYChallenge Kelce pic.twitter.com/zBaQJ9jUsq
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) January 14, 2022
Paving the Lane to more accolades 💪@LaneJohnson65 has been named second-team All-Pro.#FlyEaglesFly pic.twitter.com/kxj1Hweg8V
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) January 14, 2022
Per Ruben Frank, Kelce’s selection puts him in rare air within the organization. Six other Eagles have been selected first-team All-Pro at least four times and five of them have been enshrined in Canton. At 34-years old, Kelce is having his most productive season as a professional and has added to his hall of fame legacy.
Jason Kelce is only the sixth player in Eagles history named to at least four all-pro 1st teams.
*Reggie White [6]*Chuck Bednarik [6]*Steve Van Buren [5]*Brian Dawkins [4]*Pete Pihos [5]Al Wistert [4]Jason Kelce [4]
* – Hall of Famerhttps://t.co/qZMDTWAUvl
— Reuben Frank (@RoobNBCS) January 14, 2022
Johnson, who was snubbed of a Pro Bowl selection, was selected second-team All-Pro behind Tampa Bay’s Tristan Wirfs. Per PFF, Johnson has only given up 11 quarterback pressures all year which is good for third in the league. He missed three-games in the middle of the season due to mental health issues. Like Kelce, Johnson has had his best year as a professional.
