Reports emerged that formerl Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl champion and legend Brandon Graham was considering ending his retirement to rejoin the team. Apparently, those reports are truer than expected. Read more: Eagles Legend Considering Coming Out of Retirement to Rejoin Team

The Eagles just need bodies at edge rusher at this stage of the season until Nolan Smith returns, which is expected to be sometime after the bye week (Week 9). They're depleted at the position, so Graham returning and taking snaps on Sunday against the New York Giants would be a net positive.

The Philadelphia Eagles finally did what everyone was waiting for and got their passing game going in Sunday's Week 7, 28-22, win over the Minnesota Vikings.

Defensive end Brandon Graham, who announced his retirement from football following the Eagles’ Super Bowl victory earlier this year, is reportedly considering a

The Eagles are 5-2 and sitting atop the NFC East. But they still could use some assistance, which is why they have been talking with Brandon Graham about a potential comeback.

"I think the character of this team is special, and that's what wins championships," Bryant told NBC Philly's John Clark back in 2017. "You'll have some moments where you go up and down, but when the spirit of the team is a strong one, it's a collective one, then you have something that's really special."

The updated Super Bowl odds show that there might not be a clear favorite to win the Vince Lombardi trophy. The 2025 NFL season has been more entertaining than many foresaw. While the Philadelphia Eagles entered the campaign as strong candidates to defend their title,

According to the alleged quote, the retired Super Bowl-winning center defended the NFL's selection of Bad Bunny for the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show.