If Brandon Graham indeed played his last game with the Philadelphia Eagles, he delivered a powerful performance to close his season. Unfortunately, Graham suffered a torn triceps late in the second half during the match against the Rams, which will put him on the sidelines for the remainder of the year after participating in 11 games.
In the game, Graham had an impressive stat line, including two tackles, one sack, two tackles for loss, one pass defended, and three quarterback hits. His overall performance for the 2024 season includes 13 tackles, 2.5 sacks, one forced fumble, a notable 75.7 grade from Pro Football Focus, along with 13 quarterback hurries and 19 quarterback pressures.
At 35 years old, Graham stands as a significant figure in Eagles history, ranking third on the franchise’s all-time sack list with 75.5 sacks. He is tied with Seth Joyner for second in the team’s history for forced fumbles, boasting 21 to his name. Notably, Graham also made history this season by breaking Chuck Bednarik’s record for the most seasons played with the franchise, marking his 15th year with the team.
This news is bittersweet as it signals the end of the season for a player who has become synonymous with the Eagles’ defensive legacy. However, Graham’s resilience and achievements throughout his career highlight his dedication and impact on the team, bringing hope for a strong recovery and a potential return to the field in the future. His contributions and leadership will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression on the franchise and its fans.