Brandon Graham Activated for Super Bowl LIX Against Chiefs

Veteran defensive end Brandon Graham has been activated from injured reserve and will play in Super Bowl LIX for the Philadelphia Eagles against the Kansas City Chiefs. Graham, who suffered a torn triceps injury in Week 12, was initially believed to be done for the season, but his recovery has allowed him to return just in time for the championship game. The 36-year-old, a key player in the Eagles' previous Super Bowl victory, expressed excitement about contributing to the team as they look for another title. Despite a decline in his snap count over recent years, his leadership and experience are invaluable to the Eagles' defense. This game could also be significant as it may mark the end of his 15-year NFL career. Graham's presence adds depth to the defensive line, allowing younger players to rotate in and out effectively during the game.