One of the most popular players in the history of Philadelphia Eagles retires. This afternoon, Brandon Graham announced that he hung up the crampons. A moving declaration made within the premises of the Eagles, which is reminiscent of that of Jason Kelce last year.
Selected in the 13th position of the 2010 Draft, Brandon Graham leaves the professional world after spending 15 seasons with the Pennsylvanian franchise. Remained faithful to Philadelphia, he will have played only for Sneakers During his professional career. A loyalty rewarded, since the Defensive End won 2 titles with his lifelong team.
A last victorious run
Last month and when he had done everything possible to come back to help his team, Brandon Graham won his second victory at the Super Bowl. An unfortunately premature return, which rhyme with a second tear of the triceps on the season. Wounded but euphoric, the player then left doubt about his future, indicating that he needs time to discuss it with his family. But his recent history of injuries seems to have weighed heavy in the scale …
The Defensive End thus retires as one of the most accomplished players of the Eagles. He has the record for matches played for Philadelphia (217), won the Super Bowl twice (2017 and 2024), and made 82 sacks during his career. But, more than statistics, Eagles supporters will mainly retain its combativeness and leadership … and its famous “Strip Sack” on Tom Brady at Super Bowl LII.
