Picks
Sportsbooks
Casino
Promos
Prediction Markets
Lottery
Guide
NFL NFL
Picks Sportsbooks Casino Promos Prediction Markets Lottery Guide
Gambling is prohibited for underage individuals | Commercial content | Regional restrictions may apply | T&Cs apply | Play responsibly

Brandon Graham Injury Update: Eagles DE out for season with torn triceps after win over Rams

Natasha Bose

Graham, Eagles’ Super Bowl hero, climbs to third on the team's all-time sacks list Sunday night

Brandon Graham may have played the final game of his NFL career on Sunday night, but it was undoubtedly the end of his season.

Following the Philadelphia Eagles’ 37-20 victory over the Los Angeles Rams, Graham revealed to reporters that he had torn his triceps, officially sidelining him for the remainder of the 2024 season.

“If I had to go out like this, I gave everything I got,” said the 36-year-old, as reported by NBC Philly’s Ashlyn Sullivan.

Graham, who had been managing tendonitis in his triceps, explained that a chip to the elbow aggravated the injury. Overwhelmed with emotion in the locker room at SoFi Stadium, he admitted that this issue had been bothering him for a while.

“At the end of the day, it is what it is,” Graham said. “No sense in crying about it, just gotta know that I put everything into it. It hurt, but I’m telling you, I’m gonna be better from it.”

Brandon Graham’s performance and career highlights

During Sunday’s game, Graham recorded two tackles and a sack, moving him to third place on the Eagles’ all-time sack list. His takedown of Matthew Stafford in the second quarter brought his career total to 76.5 sacks, placing him behind only Trent Cole and Reggie White.

This season, Brandon Graham finished with 3.5 sacks. His legacy as a cornerstone of the Eagles’ defense began when the team drafted him 13th overall in 2010 out of Michigan. Over 15 seasons, Graham became the first player in Eagles history to appear in 200 regular-season games.

He will always be remembered for his pivotal play in Super Bowl LII, where his late-game strip sack on Tom Brady helped secure the Eagles’ first championship. The perfectly timed turnover remains a defining moment of his career.

Sunday’s emotional farewell?

The Eagles’ win against the Rams improved their record to 9-2, solidifying their lead in the NFC East. As the team prepares to face the Baltimore Ravens next week, Graham’s absence leaves a notable void.

Before leaving for the locker room, Graham shared a heartfelt moment on the sideline. He was embraced by teammates, including quarterback Jalen Hurts, with whom he had a long conversation.

At 36, Graham’s future remains uncertain. After watching Jason Kelce and Fletcher Cox retire last season, Graham decided to give it one more shot. His career achievements, including his iconic Super Bowl LII strip sack, have already cemented his place in Eagles history.

Read More: Gardner Minshew Injury Update: Raiders QB out for the season with a fractured collarbone

Image Credit: © Eric Hartline-Imagn Images

I write about sports because, well, it brings in the big bucks! I’m not some lifelong analyst or stats guru, truth being told, you’ve probably never heard of me!—I just know how to research, write, and make things sound good. That’s the job!
Got into sports media the same way most people do: by (fortunate) accident. Started with SEO writing, took on a few sports gigs, and now here we are! I cover games, trades, player drama—whatever needs words.
Favorite part? The chaos. One day it’s a blockbuster trade, the next it’s a goat running onto the field. Never boring.
Message to readers: If you want deep analysis, there are people for that. If you want sharp, no-BS writing that actually makes sense, stick around.

Read more