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We posted Derrick Gunn’s report that the Eagles and Brandon Graham are working towards one final deal, allowing the former Michigan Wolverines linebacker to play his 15th and final season in midnight green.
Graham appeared on the PHLY podcast with Zach Berman and clarified that “he has faith” that a deal will be made.
Brandon Graham on @PHLY_Eagles show on how close he is to re-signing with the Eagles: "Things are happening in a positive way. …I know me and Howie are going to get it done. I've got faith in that."
Watch the full show: https://t.co/DS1OH8TYgl
— Zach Berman (@ZBerm) March 7, 2024
A 2010 first-round draft pick, Graham is the Eagles’ longest-tenured player, spending his first 14 years with Philadelphia. A respected veteran leader and a defensive captain, Graham played only 34 percent of the Eagles’ defensive snaps in 17 games last season.