Brandon Graham retires after 16 seasons with Philadelphia Eagles

Brandon Graham, a longtime defensive end for the Philadelphia Eagles, has officially announced his retirement from the NFL. The 38-year-old veteran, who previously retired in March 2025 before returning to the team, confirmed his decision at a team event.

Graham spent his entire 16-season career with the Eagles, appearing in 215 games and setting franchise records for most seasons and games played. His career highlights include two Super Bowl championships and a notable strip-sack of Tom Brady during Super Bowl LII.

Statistically, Graham recorded 495 total tackles, 128 tackles for loss, and 79.5 regular-season sacks. He was named a second-team AP All-Pro in 2016 and earned a Pro Bowl selection in 2020. Following his retirement, Graham has already begun pursuing a media career in Philadelphia.