Brandon Graham Re-Tore His Triceps in Super Bowl LIX—What’s Next?
Brandon Graham’s legendary run with the Eagles might be coming to an end, and not just because of his age. The longtime Philly defensive end reportedly re-tore his triceps during Super Bowl LIX, the same injury that sidelined him in Week 12.
According to Derrick Gunn of 97.5 The Fanatic, Graham went under the knife again after the Super Bowl. He only played 13 snaps in the Eagles’ dominant win over the Chiefs, recording one solo tackle, but just suiting up was an inspiration. Most assumed his season was over when he tore his triceps in November, but as soon as Philly’s Super Bowl run looked possible, there were whispers he could return. He did exactly that, getting activated after the NFC Championship and giving it one last shot.
Now, at 36 and heading into free agency, Graham has a big decision to make. He previously hinted at retirement, saying he’d talk it over with his family. With two Super Bowl rings and 15 seasons under his belt, he’s already cemented his legacy. Another lengthy rehab process might make his choice easier, but given how determined he was to get back on the field this time, don’t count him out just yet.
Brandon Graham Re-Tore Triceps During Super Bowl LIX Battle
