Brandon Graham woke up when the overnight flight home from Los Angeles touched down at Philadelphia International Airport the morning of Nov. 25, and for a second, he thought maybe it was a nightmare.

Brandon Graham is back, and he’ll be active and in the lineup against Kansas City in Super Bowl LIX in what is expected to be his final NFL game.

Much liked defensive end is 36, has 15 years in NFL and is back from torn triceps muscle he injured November 24.

The Philadelphia Eagles are officially getting back a major part of their defensive line ahead of the 2025 Super Bowl on Sunday in New Orleans. The team activated defensive end Brandon Graham from injured reserve on Saturday, with ESPN’s Adam Schefter adding that he is expected to play in the Super Bowl.

The Eagles activated Graham on Saturday from injured reserve, according to the team. The Eagles are also placing offensive lineman Nick Gates on injured reserve and elevating fullback Khari Blasingame and linebacker Nicholas Morrow from their practice squad for Sunday’s season finale.

The Eagles opened the practice window for Graham a few days following the NFC Championship Game. While Graham’s status for the Super Bowl was a question mark heading into this w

Philadelphia Eagles star defensive end Brandon Graham was cleared to return from a torn triceps suffered 11 weeks ago and will play in the Super Bowl against Kansas City.

The Philadelphia Eagles will get back their veteran pass rusher for the Super Bowl LIX matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs, as the team officially activated Brandon Graham from injured reserve on Saturday.

The Philadelphia Eagles willl have Brandon Graham available in Super Bowl 59 against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday at the Superdome. The NFC champs activated Graham on Saturday while making other roster moves:

Graham is third on the Eagles ' all-time list in sacks. He has become the longest-tenured athlete in Philadelphia sports history. Now, he's just thankful the team has gotten him to this point to play.