15 seasons, 218 games, 76 and a half sacks, two Super Bowl titles,

Brandon Graham called of the career today.

Yeah, I guess it was one of the worst kept secrets in Philadelphia, but announced his

retired.

He actually didn't, I think he ever said he wasn't going to play anymore in his speech.

It was kind of funny.

He never actually said, I'm retiring to play anymore in his speech. It was kind of funny. He never actually

said, I'm retiring. But yeah, it was, it was an emotional day. And, you know, we just went

through this with Kelsey a year ago. And just the emotions that BG showed today, I thought

his speech was fantastic.

He was really, really personal.

You know, he really talked a lot about his wife, his parents, his kids, and just how much they've meant to him.

And yeah, he's an amazing story.

He's really a unique story.

I don't know if there's ever been an athlete in Philadelphia that started off so, you know, such disappointing fashion and ended as a folk hero.

So he talked a lot about that. Yeah, it was a sad day, but you're happy for him he's gonna he's gonna move on and i'm sure he'll

be he'll be around we haven't seen the last of bg yeah i don't think so this is the eagle at podcast

we're presented by nison he's reuben frank and i'm dave zangaro we will get to some roster moves

the eagles made since our last pod they signed a zizzo Jalari extended Lane Johnson but we had to start today with the man of the hour

the man of the day Brandon Graham you're right it's just such a unique story in the

city's history and now with the success the the team has had in the last eight years, I mean, you can't write the franchise's history.

You can't write NFL history without his name being a part of it, which is really cool.

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