Brandon Graham Retires After 15 Iconic Seasons With Eagles

The two-time Super Bowl champion and franchise games-played leader ends his career as one of Philadelphia's most beloved sports figures.

Brandon Graham announced his retirement on March 18, 2025, after a 15-year NFL career spent entirely with the Philadelphia Eagles.
Graham is celebrated for his pivotal strip-sack of Tom Brady in Super Bowl LII, securing the Eagles' first championship in franchise history.
Despite a torn triceps in 2024, Graham returned to play in Super Bowl LIX, contributing to the Eagles' second title before re-tearing the injury.
He holds the Eagles' franchise record for most games played (206) and ranks third in career sacks with 76.5, behind Reggie White and Trent Cole.
Off the field, Graham was a six-time team captain, a two-time Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year nominee, and a community leader in Philadelphia.