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Eagles agree to deal with first-round pick Lane Johnson on 4-year deal

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PHILADELPHIA – The Philadelphia Eagles and first-round pick Lane Johnson have agreed on a four-year contract two days before rookies report for the start of training camp.

The offensive tackle from Oklahoma was selected fourth overall in April. He was the last of Philadelphia's draft picks to agree to terms in the deal announced Saturday night.

The 6-foot-6, 303-pound Johnson was the third tackle drafted among the first four picks. He was a quarterback in high school and went to Oklahoma as a tight end. Johnson switched to defensive end in 2010 and then moved to the offensive line because of injuries. He started at right tackle in 2011 and left tackle last year.