**Brandon Graham Announces Retirement from NFL After 15-Year Career with Eagles**
Brandon Graham, a two-time Super Bowl champion, officially announced his retirement from the NFL during a press conference on Tuesday. The 36-year-old spent his entire 15-year career with the Philadelphia Eagles after being selected in the first round of the 2010 NFL Draft from the University of Michigan.
### Emotional Farewell
In an emotional address, Graham expressed his gratitude, stating, “First, I just want to say thank you to everybody, y’all know I gave everything I had, and I don’t have no regrets. That’s one thing I tell the young boys: Don’t have no regrets.” He reflected on his journey, saying, “15 years ago I walked into this city as a young man with dreams, big dreams… I didn’t know how many times I would be tested, I didn’t know how much I would grow, and I surely didn’t know how deeply I would fall in love with these fans, and the team, and this city.”
### Record-Breaking Career
Graham holds the record for the most games played in Eagles history with 206 appearances and ranks third on the franchise’s all-time sack list with 76.5 sacks. Eagles chairman and CEO Jeffrey Lurie praised Graham, stating, “Without question, Brandon Graham is the embodiment of everything you would want in a Philadelphia Eagle. He’s a special player and a special person.”
### Iconic Moments
Graham is also known for one of the most memorable plays in Eagles history. In the 2018 Super Bowl victory over the New England Patriots, he made a crucial strip-sack of Tom Brady, helping secure a 41-33 win for the Eagles. In the Eagles’ latest Super Bowl win against the Kansas City Chiefs in February, Graham returned to play after missing 11 weeks due to a triceps injury, contributing 13 snaps in the game.
### Conclusion
As Brandon Graham retires, he leaves behind a legacy of dedication and passion for the game. What will you remember most about his time with the Eagles?
**FAQs:**
**Q: What is Brandon Graham’s career achievement with the Philadelphia Eagles?**
A: Brandon Graham is a two-time Super Bowl champion and holds the record for the most games played in Eagles history with 206 games.
