Brandon Graham re-tore his left triceps in the Eagles’ Super Bowl LIX win, veteran reporter Derrick Gunn said on 97.5 The Fanatic on Wednesday morning.

Eagles defensive lineman Brandon Graham reportedly retore his triceps in the Super Bowl after he heroically returned from injury to play in the championship.

The Eagles' longest-tenured player re-tore his triceps during Super Bowl LIX but played through the pain to help secure Philadelphia's championship.

Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham put in significant work to ensure he could play in the Super Bowl after being sidelined with a torn triceps in Week 12 of the regular season. Graham made his way back onto the field for the game but re-injured himself, adding in another factor for him to consider with free agency approaching.

Graham made it all the way back from a torn triceps to play in the Super Bowl, then tore it again but made it through, per a longtime Eagles insider.

Graham, after all, had done much more in the Eagles' first Super Bowl win, when his strip-sack of New England's Tom Brady in the final minutes sent the Eagles on their way to a 41-33 win. Rather, Graham was most proud of just what it took for him to get to Super Bowl Sunday, recovering from a torn triceps muscle in 2½ months.

Some of our children aren't even 15 years old yet, and they have already given us a lifetime of joy and great memories as our Philadelphia Eagles did during the 2024-25 NFL season. Brandon Graham hasn't announced his retirement yet,