Player Bio
| HT/WT: 6-2, 265 lbs |
| Birthplace: Detroit, MI |
| Age: 38 |
| School: Michigan |
| Experience: 17 |
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1:24Active Sack Leader Von Miller Wants to Play in 2026
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1:55The Eagles Rest-of-Season Predictions
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1:54Patriots' A.J. Brown Expected to Miss 2nd Straight Game
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1:25Which Backup QB Can Lead Their Team to Win in Week 9?
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1:45Mindset of Playing With a Backup Quarterback
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1:11Does Detroit Need to Bolster Their Defense?
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1:14Week 9 Fantasy Football: RBs To Start
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1:51Inside the Numbers: Giants Progress in the NFC East
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1:09Eagles Turn to Joe Milton III, Bench Tanner McKee
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1:48Commanders Look to Gain Momentum from SNF Win
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0:47NFL Trade Deadline: Could Riq Woolen Be on the Move?
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1:21Report: Joe Milton To Start For the Eagles Over Tanner McKee
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1:13Ravens QB Joe Fagnano to Start vs. Jaguars
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1:21Breaking Down the NFC Playoff Picture
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2:11NFL Week 9 Picks: Giants at Eagles
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2:39NFL Week 9 Picks: Texans at Chargers
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1:43Why the Eagles Are Sticking With Tanner McKee at QB
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0:50Pete Prisco Buries the Eagles in NFL Graveyard
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7:295 Quarterbacks the Ravens Should Target
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0:51Commanders Beat Eagles to Stay Relevant in NFC East
Top Brandon Graham News
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Brandon Graham: Announces retirement
Graham announced his retirement from the NFL on Tuesday, John Clark of NBC Philadelphia reports.
Graham will hang up his cleats after spending 16 seasons with the Eagles. The former first-round pick from the 2010 NFL Draft will finish his career having compiled 495 total tackles (363 solo), including 79.5 sacks, while also adding 23 forced fumbles and seven fumble recoveries over 215 regular-season contests with Philadelphia.
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Brandon Graham: Gets released by Philly
The Eagles released Graham on Tuesday, Zach Berman of The Athletic reports.
Per Jeff McLane of The Philadelphia Inquirer, the move was anticipated due to language in Graham's contract, and there's still a chance he could return for another season. He turned 38 in April, and all of Nolan Smith, trade acquisition Jonathan Greenard, 2024 third-rounder Jalyx Hunt and free agent acquisition Arnold Ebiketie figure to make contributions on the edge for Philadelphia in 2026.
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Eagles' Brandon Graham: Records 3.0 sacks in comeback year
Graham played nine regular-season games during the 2025 campaign, tallying eight tackles (four solo), including 3.0 sacks.
Graham came out of retirement in October to help bolster the Eagles' mediocre pass rush. The 37-year-old still had enough gas in the tank to play a rotational role, as he played over 17 percent of defensive snaps just twice in 2025. Graham has now recorded 79.5 regular-season sacks over 16 years, and he indicated on his personal podcast that he's open to playing again for the Eagles in 2026.
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Eagles' Brandon Graham: No designation for Friday
Graham (groin) doesn't carry an injury designation for Friday's matchup with the Bears.
After failing to participate in Tuesday's walkthrough practice, Graham was able to fully take part Wednesday and dodge injury designation for Friday's contest. The linebacker's presence provides great depth to an already strong Eagles linebacker room heading into the afternoon clash.
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Eagles' Brandon Graham: Nursing groin injury
Graham (groin) did not participate in Tuesday's walkthrough practice.
Graham may have tweaked his groin during the Eagles' overtime loss to the Cowboys on Sunday, when he played 11 snaps (eight on defense, three on special teams) but did not show up in the box score otherwise. The veteran pass rusher came out of retirement in late October and has served in a rotational role over the Eagles' last three games, but his absence would open the door for Joshua Uche to see more snaps on defense. Graham will have two more opportunities to increase his practice participation and avoid an injury designation heading into Friday's game against the Bears.
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Eagles' Brandon Graham: Officially added to 53-man roster
Graham was removed from the exempt list Monday, making the 2010 first-rounder officially a member of the Eagles' 53-man roster, Dave Zangaro of NBC Sports Philadelphia reports.
Graham opted to come out of retirement to sign a one-year, $4.89 million contract with the Eagles on Oct. 23. With the Eagles coming out of the Week 9 bye, the veteran pass rusher is in line to make his 2025 regular-season debut Week 10 against the Packers next Monday night.
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