Brandon Graham Signs One-Year Deal to Stay with Eagles for Record 15th Season

The veteran defensive end's new contract marks a franchise milestone, surpassing Chuck Bednarik's long-standing record.

Brandon Graham, at 35, agrees to a one-year contract with the Philadelphia Eagles, ensuring his return for a 15th season.
Graham becomes the first player in Eagles history to play 15 seasons, breaking Chuck Bednarik's previous record.
Last season, Graham recorded three sacks, 16 tackles, and one pass deflection, contributing to his career totals of 467 tackles, 73 sacks, and 21 forced fumbles.
Graham is celebrated for his crucial strip-sack in Super Bowl LII, which contributed to the Eagles' first Super Bowl win.
Graham intends to retire after this season, focusing on leaving a lasting impact on the team and its players.