Eagles legend says Philly will run it back in 2025

The Eagles are built to repeat. That’s not just fan optimism talking — Brandon Graham, fresh off a Super Bowl parade and a well-earned retirement, just said it out loud. And when one of the greatest leaders in franchise history says this team has what it takes to go back-to-back, you listen.

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Graham hopped on Gallen of Questions this week and made it clear: the Eagles have the core, the leadership, and the hunger to win it all again. No hedging. No qualifiers. Just straight confidence from a guy who’s seen it all.

Eagles Have the Leadership to Handle the Pressure

Forget the typical Super Bowl hangover nonsense. Graham made it a point to highlight the locker room — guys like Jalen Hurts, Lane Johnson, and A.J. Brown — as the reason this team won’t lose focus. According to BG, if there’s drama, they handle it. If something needs to be said, someone says it. That’s rare in the NFL, and it’s why Graham believes this group is different.

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He even touched on the brief media-fueled tension between Hurts and Brown last season. Graham stirred that pot at the time, then walked it back. But now? He’s praising the way the team addressed it head-on and kept the main thing the main thing: winning.

Sirianni’s “Perfume” Message Is the Right Kind of Weird

Brandon Graham also threw his weight behind Nick Sirianni’s latest metaphorical masterpiece, saying winning is like perfume: it smells great, but don’t drink it. Yes, it’s weird. But it works. And Graham loves it.

The idea is simple: don’t let last year’s success poison this year’s work ethic. The Eagles didn’t stumble into a Super Bowl. They earned it. And according to Graham, they’ve still got the right mindset to earn another.

Hurts Is Still the Guy—and That’s All That Matters

Graham spent the final five years of his career watching Jalen Hurts grow into a franchise QB and Super Bowl MVP. What stood out? The work behind closed doors. Graham praised Hurts for his consistency and laser focus, saying he “locks in” harder than anyone he’s ever played with.

If Hurts is healthy, and this team stays locked in, there’s no reason they can’t do it again. Talent? Check. Leadership? Check. Motivation? Just ask Brandon Graham.

So go ahead, mark it down. Brandon Graham said it: the Eagles can repeat as champs. And if this team has anything to say about it, he might be riding on another float come February.