Six weeks after free agency started, Jason Peters still doesn’t have a job.And Lane Johnson, his longtime teammate, thinks he may find one back in Philadelphia.Peters, the nine-time Pro Bowl left tackle, became an unrestricted free agent in mid-March but remains unsigned six weeks later.Johnson told NBC Sports Philadelphia’s John Clark he thinks there’s a chance the Eagles re-sign Peters.“I think there’s always a chance,” Johnson said. “Whatever opportunity I get, I’m gonna give my full effort on it. But he’s got a lot to prove.And two weeks before the opener, nobody even knows where he’ll line up to try and prove it.The Eagles’ players haven’t announced exactly how they’re planning to take action to protest racial inequality and social injustice.One thing they won’t be doing is sitting out games.Doug Pederson said Saturday the Eagles are continuing to discuss details of what Rodney McLeod has called an But Pederson did say sitting out games or even canceling practices is off the table.“The guys feel strongly about practices and games and being out there and doing their jobs that way,” Pederson said. “As far as his recovery is going, I know he’s ahead of schedule. He left last year’s playoff game against the Seahawks after suffering a concussion in the first quarter.The Eagles open the regular season on Sept. 13 in Washington.Sudfeld, now in his 5th NFL season and 4th with the Eagles, has completed 20 of 25 career pass attempts for 156 yards and a touchdown but has never played a meaningful snap in the NFL.Hurts, the Eagles’ 2nd-round draft pick, has had an impressive training camp and has split 2nd-team reps recently with Sudfeld, although Doug Pederson has said the No. “I don’t touch center. Bill Streicher/USA TODAY Sports "I feel like the players have no rights. Last year I worked it all preseason. Whatever business they got going on, that’s between them,” Pryor said. But as far as the guard and tackle spots, I’m pretty comfortable on both sides of the ball. I’m gonna take advantage of what I get.”For a guy who’s never started a regular-season game, Pryor all of a sudden has become a very important member of the Philadelphia Eagles.With Brandon Brooks and Andre Dillard both out, Pryor will almost certainly be an opening-day starter when the Eagles play in Washington two weeks from today.At practice on Saturday, Pryor was taking reps with the first-team offense at left tackle. “I worked the left side my rookie year a little bit. Not surprisingly, Matt Pryor was asked if he’s surprised the Eagles have him and not Jason Peters working at left tackle, at least for the time being.And not surprisingly, he wasn’t going anywhere near that one.“Nah. It still seems pretty unlikely that Brooks is able to play in the 2020 season. 65 arrived in 2013, and it seems like Peters' helping Johnson come back from his frustrating PED-related suspensions was the kind of "above and beyond" stuff that separates great players from legendary ones. But nothing is etched in stone. I think he’s changed his diet up, trying to optimize that recovery and trying to come back as soon as he can. Then he made his first start in the Seattle playoff game in place of Brooks.But even though he barely has any experience, he has more experience than the other backup linemen — Sua Opeta, Nate Herbig, Jack Driscoll, Prince Tega Wanogho, Luke Juriga and Julian Good-Jones.“During the offseason I really put the grind in to better understand the playbook,” he said. In a recent interview with ProFootballFocus, Brooks said he worked hard this offseason to transform his body. I’m excited to have him next to me. Lane Johnson has a colorful way to describe his suspension His agent released as statement regarding their actions taken on Friday. Last year I worked it all preseason. “Me, whatever opportunity I get, I’m about to take. I’m gonna take advantage of what I get.”For a guy who’s never started a regular-season game, Pryor all of a sudden has become a very important member of the Philadelphia Eagles.With Brandon Brooks and Andre Dillard both out, Pryor will almost certainly be an opening-day starter when the Eagles play in Washington two weeks from today.At practice on Saturday, Pryor was taking reps with the first-team offense at left tackle. As far as athleticism, I think he’ll be ready"But even if Dillard remains the starter, the Eagles could bring back Peters as a backup. And until the Eagles figure out if Peters is their left tackle or not, it will remain up in the air.“I feel comfortable at all four,” Pryor said. And he looks like a monster:In the interim, the Eagles brought back 38-year-old Jason Peters to start at right guard this season. He was a special part of the team. Once your body gets a certain amount of reps, your body kind of gets used to jumping around. Lane is very responsive and fast. " We’ll see what happens, I wouldn’t rule it out.”Peters got here in 2010 and Johnson in 2013 and they spent most of the last seven years as bookend tackles, although Peters missed the 2012 season and Johnson was suspended for 10 games in 2016.When they both played, the Eagles made the playoffs in five out of six seasons.Andre Dillard started three games at left tackle last year as a rookie first-round pick and held his own, although a late-season start at right tackle when Johnson was hurt was a disaster.“I think Andre will be ready,” Johnson said. I’d be lying if I said I don’t miss the big guy.