Longtime Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham announced his retirement Tuesday after 16 seasons in the NFL.
"I'm officially done," Graham said, per NBC 10's Rob Kuestner.
The 38-year-old Graham briefly retired in March 2025 following the Eagles' Super Bowl LIX victory. However, he reversed course last October and returned for a 16th season.
Graham posted three sacks and two tackles for loss in nine games in 2025.
The Michigan product spent his entire career with the Eagles and won two Super Bowls after being a first-round selection in the 2010 draft. His 215 games played are the most in franchise history.
Graham finishes his NFL career with 156 quarterback hits and 79.5 sacks. He received a Pro Bowl nod in 2020 and was named a second-team All-Pro following his 2016 campaign.
