WATCH: Brandon Graham breaks down discussing his season ending injury on 94 WIP Tuesday morning

Brandon Graham, the longest-tenured member of the Philadelphia Eagles, got emotional during an interview on SportsRadio 94 WIP as he reflected on the season-ending left triceps tear he suffered in Sunday night’s win over the Rams.

Brandon Graham on SportsRadio 94 WIP Tuesday Morning:

Philadelphia #Eagles DE Brandon Graham breaks down discussing his season ending injury:

“I just needed this right here. I needed to get this out. It's been awhile since I've cried man.” 😢#WinItForBG pic.twitter.com/U9AMal9G6D

— SPORTSRADIO 94WIP (@SportsRadioWIP) November 26, 2024

Report: Brandon Graham out for season with torn triceps >>

It’s a tough blow for the 36-year-old, who had been playing some of his best football of the season. Against Los Angeles, Graham racked up three quarterback hits, two tackles for loss, and a sack in what turned out to be a vintage performance.

Graham had previously announced that this would be his final season, intending to retire after 15 years in the NFL. However, the abrupt end to his campaign has sparked fresh conversations about whether he might reconsider.

For a player like Graham, going out on his own terms likely means more than a decision made by circumstance. His effectiveness as a rotational piece on the defensive line has been evident all year, and his leadership in the locker room remains invaluable.

While Graham hasn’t committed to a decision about his future, the idea of returning for a 16th season to chase a proper sendoff feels like a real possibility. For now, his focus is on supporting his teammates as they continue their playoff push and beginning the rehabilitation process.

Brandon Graham discussing his future:

Moments ago @Eagles legend Brandon Graham addressed his injury and if this will indeed be his final season. More tonight with @brandongraham55 on @6abc: pic.twitter.com/3WXY8QDaJS

— mark meany (@markmeany) November 25, 2024

Regardless of what Brandon Graham decides, his legacy in Philadelphia is secure. From his iconic strip-sack in Super Bowl LII to his unmatched loyalty to the team, Graham has become a symbol of what it means to play for the Eagles.

If this truly is the end, he’ll leave the game with the admiration of an entire fanbase. But if he decides there’s one more chapter left to write, the city will be ready to rally behind him once again.

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