The Philadelphia Eagles are gearing up for at least two more games in what has been a thrilling season, with a matchup against the Washington Commanders scheduled for Sunday afternoon, followed by at least one playoff game at Lincoln Financial Field. This will be a notable moment as it marks the first time the Eagles will host back-to-back home games this season. Fans are eagerly anticipating their Wild Card Round opponent, which will be determined by the end of the weekend.
As the regular season finale approaches, discussions among fans and analysts have revolved around strategies like resting starters, playoff preparations, and the overall performance of the offense. One player to keep an eye on is defensive end Brandon Graham. The veteran pass rusher came out of retirement earlier this season to provide depth, and he has made a significant impact, recording three sacks in eight games. According to Dave Zangaro from NBC Sports Philadelphia, while many players are expected to rest this Sunday, Graham will be taking the field.
Graham, who is 37 and in his 16th season with the Eagles, expressed his excitement to play alongside his younger teammates. His return to the game has been significant not just for his performance on the field, but also for the leadership he provides to the team. As speculation arises about his future beyond this season, including whether he might consider playing another year, fans are grateful for the time they have left to see him compete in these crucial games.
Eagles supporters can look forward to two more opportunities to watch Graham and hopefully more as the playoffs unfold. The remainder of the season promises potential excitement and memorable moments for the team and its fans alike.