Philadelphia Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson has tested positive for the coronavirus, but said he feels "strong and ready to go."

"Over the past few months, I have tested negative after all travels including before and after the OL Masterminds Summit 18 days ago," Johnson said.

The Summit was a gathering of offensive lineman from around the league in Dallas earlier this month.

"I have been working hard in preparation for a long, grueling season and have tried to take all necessary precautions to build a safe and healthy environment during the sessions. I have and will continue to take this seriously and encourage everyone else to do so as well," Johnson wrote on social media.

"I will follow all protocols and I look forward to joining my teammates and coaches on the field soon."

In addition to Johnson, the Eagles also placed linebacker Nathan Gerry and tackle Jordan Mailata on the COVID-19/reserve list.

Marquise Goodwin plans to opt-out of the 2020 season due to concerns over COVID-19.

Goodwin and his wife have a five-month-old daughter. Goodwin's wife previously had three miscarriage.

Goodwin has informed the Philadelphia Eagles of the decision. The Eagles traded for Goodwin in the offseason.

During an appearance on NFL Network, Lane Johnson said the Philadelphia Eagles will "be contenders again" as long as they avoid a run of serious injuries.

Specifically, Johnson feels Carson Wentz will be motivated to excel after he suffered a concussion in Philadelphia's playoff loss to the Seattle Seahawks.

"I think we all have something to prove every year," Johnson said. "Especially with how last year ended, him coming out early with the hit by [Jadeveon] Clowney, as far as just competitiveness, his drive, this is it for him. As far as having the pieces around him this year and really ready to click, I think he's ready for a prime time season, and when he’s healthy, man, he's so dangerous, and I think we'll see more of that what you just saw across the screen."

The Philadelphia Eagles will not be allowed to play games during the 2020 season with fans in attendance.

"The Eagles are still going to be allowed to play, although without crowds. The Phillies will continue to be allowed to play, although without crowds," managing director Brian Abernathy said, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.

"We have been in communication with the Eagles. We have told them our expectations are that they don't have fans."

The Eagles have yet to publicly comment.

"We are gathering information on Philadelphia," said NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy, who added that what happens in Philadelphia will not impact the NFL's decision-making for the other 31 teams.

"Decisions on the number of fans at stadiums will be determined on a market-by-market basis," McCarthy said.

The Philadelphia Eagles have reached a one-year deal with Jason Peters to bring the offensive lineman back.

According to reports, Peters will fill in for the injured Brandon Brooks at right guard.

Peters has been a mainstay at left tackle for the Eagles since 2009.

The Philadelphia Eagles have fined DeSean Jackson for conduct detrimental to the team following his anti-Semitic comments on social media.

Julian Edelman and DeSean Jackson are making plans to meet and "educate one another."

After Jackson posted anti-Semitic content on social media earlier this week, Edelman posted a video in response that suggested they visit the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture together.

Edelman was back on social media Friday morning to say that he and Jackson have connected and are making plans for next steps.

“DeSean and I spoke for awhile last night. We’re making plans to use our experiences to educate one another and grow together. Stay tuned,” Edelman wrote.

Jeffrey Lurie's production company has announced a new documentary titled 'The meaning of Hitler.'

'The Meaning of Hitler' uses the title of the bestselling book from 1978 to put a spotlight on our culture’s fascination with Hitler and Nazism as white supremacy has been on the rise again.

The announcement of the documentary comes days after DeSean Jackson posted anti-Semitic quotes attributed to Adolf Hitler on social media.

The documentary features interviews and insight from historians and writers including Deborah Lipstadt, Martin Amis, Sir Richard Evans, Saul Friedlander, Yehuda Bauer, and famed Nazi hunters Beate and Serge Klarsfeld.

“We couldn’t be prouder that The Meaning of Hitler is the first completed film made by our new documentary production company, Play/Action Pictures,” said Lurie, who served as executive producer of the Oscar-winning docu Inside Job. “I envisioned Play/Action to be a leading creative force for films that engage with the most crucial and challenging issues of our time. The rise of white supremacy and neo-fascism in the United States and the world over are among the most important and serious threats we face today.”

Julian Edelman has invited DeSean Jackson to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington D.C.

Edelman is Jewish.

"I have seen DeSean play in his career, make outstanding football plays, we've communicated over social media. I've got nothing but respect for his game. I know he said some ugly things, but I do see an opportunity to have a conversation," Edelman said in an Instagram video posted Thursday morning.

"I am proud of my Jewish heritage, and for me, it is not just about religion. It's about community and culture as well," he added. "I am unusual because I didn't identify as Jewish until later in my life. Whenever I encountered hatred, it never really felt like it was aimed at me. It was only after I was part of this community that I learned how destructive hate is. Anti-Semitism is one of the oldest forms of hatred. It's rooted in ignorance and fear."

Edelman said he would welcome a trip to the National Museum of African American History and Culture to learn more from Jackson.

"I don't want to distract from how important the Black Lives Matter movement is, and how we need to stay behind it. I think the Black and Jewish communities have a lot of similarities," Edelman said in the video.

"One unfortunate similarity is that they are both attacked by the ignorant and the hateful. It's really hard to see the challenges a community can face when you're not part of it. So what we need to do is, we need to listen. We need to learn. We need to act. We need to have these uncomfortable conversations if we're going to have real change."

The Philadelphia Eagles and the NFL have condemned anti-Semitic comments from DeSean Jackson.

The Eagles called the posts “offensive, harmful and absolutely appalling” in their statement.

“DeSean’s comments were highly inappropriate, offensive and divisive and stand in stark contrast to the NFL’s values of respect, equality and inclusion. We have been in contact with the team which is addressing the matter with DeSean,” the statement said.

On his Instagram story feed, Jackson featured a quote he attributed to Hitler that said white Jews "will blackmail America. [They] will extort America, their plan for world domination won't work if the Negroes know who they were."

Jackson on Tuesday posted an apology on Instagram saying he "really didn't realize what this passage [attributed to Hitler] was saying" and that he was "sorry for any hurt I have caused."

"I just want to first off extend an apology on behalf of me and what I stand for because ... I never want to put any race down or any people down," Jackson said in the video. "My post was definitely not intended for anybody of any race to feel any type of way, especially the Jewish community. What I posted, I definitely didn't mean it to the extent that you guys took it and I just wanted to let you guys know that I'm, you know, very apologetic and I just want you guys to understand that it never was intended to be ... to put any race down or any religion down.

"... I just probably should have never posted anything that Hitler did, because Hitler was a bad person and I know that. I was just trying to uplift African-Americans and slavery and just enlighten my people. ... I didn't intend any harm or any hatred toward any people. ... I'm for love and I extend it every day."