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The Philadelphia Eagles had their best game of the season at the best possible time.
They made a big statement against the Washington Commanders, putting up over 50 points in the NFC Championship Game.
To make things even better for them, they might get a prime reinforcement for the biggest game of the season.
According to a report by Jeff Kerr, Brandon Graham could make his highly-anticipated return for the season finale.
Brandon Graham on if he’s playing in the Super Bowl.
“We gonna see.” #Eagles
— Jeff Kerr (@JeffKerrCBS) January 26, 2025
Graham has been on the shelf since late November with a torn triceps.
Those kinds of injuries typically take around four to six months to recover.
That would’ve put him in line to return in March at the earliest.
Graham, a 36-year-old star, has been with the Eagles for 15 years now.
He’s the longest-tenured player in franchise history.
While not the player he used to be in his physical prime, he still managed to get 3.5 sacks and seven quarterback hits in 11 games.
He could be a key rotational piece for Vic Fangio’s stellar defense.
Also, he has more than enough reasons to try and get back at Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs after their heartbreaking loss in the Super Bowl two years ago.
It’s never wise to return early from an injury.
But with the end of the line just so close, it would be the best way to close out a legendary career.
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