The Philadelphia Eagles are going to be consistent Super Bowl contenders for quite some time. They are looking to repeat as Super Bowl 59 champions this upcoming season,.
The Philadelphia Eagles lost a legend for the second straight offseason after Super Bowl LIX. The Eagles won the Super Bowl and in the aftermath lost longtime defensive end Brandon Graham as he announced his retirement after 15 years in the National Football League.
PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania — The Philadelphia Eagles enter the 2025 season as defending Super Bowl champions, carrying momentum and expectations after dismantling the Kansas City Chiefs 40–22 in Super Bowl LIX on February 9 in New Orleans.
An NFL player has rushed for 2,000+ yards in a year between both the regular and postseason on 18 occasions. How many of those players can you name in five minutes?
The Philadelphia Eagles used free agency to add pieces to specifically help with the pass right after losing guys like Josh Sweat, Milton Williams, and Brandon Graham.
No sporting event can match the Super Bowl. It’s the biggest annual event in sports, and frankly, in culture. Television ratings don’t lie on that front.
Brandon Graham hasn't been seen at training camp, but the retired defensive lineman's presence is still around the facility in some form. Some players say they have talked to him.
The NFC East is nothing less than a heavyweight bout. Think of Ali-Frazier, Yankees-Red Sox, and Bruins-Canadiens. It’s blood, history, and pure, unfiltered hate.
Over 20 years of experience and 130 career sacks in Eagles’ colors were lost over the offseason by Philadelphia. That’s what Eagles franchise icon Brandon
The NFL offseason hums like a lazy summer afternoon at the ballpark. Players recharge, fans speculate, and a certain quiet settles in. But true veterans?
Philadelphia Eagles' beloved defensive end Brandon Graham took his moment with the mic at Fanatics Fest in New York City, New York, to call out the New York Giants for just how dumb they are. "Thank you, Giants fans.
Former Philadelphia Eagles legend Brandon Graham leaving the NovaCare Complex feels as strange as a quiet tailgate. Imagine Brian Dawkins or "Weapon X" just vanishing after hanging up the cleats?
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
The Eagles announced on Sunday that they are placing DE Brandon Graham on the reserve/retired list ahead of the 2025 season. Graham officially announced his retirement back in March, but he didn’t completely close the door on a return a few weeks later.
The Philadelphia Eagles have lost some serious star power over the last two years. This isn't even in regard to free agency, which has had a significant impact on Philadelphia's roster.
The Philadelphia Eagles climbed to the NFL's mountaintop last season, winning the Super Bowl for the second time in franchise history. While the Eagles'
Longtime Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham announced his retirement in March, but he recently indicated that he hasn’t fully closed the door on returning to the NFL.
Longtime Eagles DE Brandon Graham officially announced his retirement last month, but he didn’t completely close the door on a return a few weeks later.
Two-time Super Bowl champion Brandon Graham announced his retirement Tuesday after a franchise-record 206 regular-season games over 15 seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles.
In the wake of the Eagles’ Super Bowl victory, it remained unclear if Brandon Graham would retire. As expected, though, the 15-year veteran has elected to hang up his cleats.
Eagles DE Brandon Graham officially announced his retirement from the NFL at a press conference on Tuesday. “I gave everything I had in this. I don’t have no regrets,” he said via Brooks Kubena.
15 years is a long time to do anything. Think about it. Some of our children aren't even 15 years old yet, and they have already given us a lifetime of joy and great memories as our Philadelphia Eagles did during the 2024-25 NFL season.
Philadelphia Eagles veteran pass-rusher Brandon Graham saw his practice window opened a week ago. He hoped that he'd be activated from injured reserve and make his return from a torn triceps suffered in late November.