Eagles Veteran Brandon Graham Faces Uncertain Future After Season-Ending Injury

The 36-year-old defensive end sustained a torn triceps during Sunday’s game, leaving questions about his potential return to the NFL.

Brandon Graham, the longest-tenured Eagles player, suffered a torn triceps in Sunday’s win over the Rams, ending his 2024 season.
The injury comes during a strong year for Graham, who had been playing 46% of defensive snaps and delivered standout performances, including a sack against the Rams' Matthew Stafford.
Although Graham had previously hinted at retiring after this season, he remains noncommittal about his future, citing the need to assess his recovery and training post-surgery.
Graham, a key figure in the Eagles’ 2018 Super Bowl victory, expressed gratitude for fan support and vowed to continue leading his team off the field while recovering.
Surgery for the injury is expected next week, after which Graham will determine whether to pursue a return to the NFL or conclude his 15-year career.