We explore the potential impact of Khalil Mack on the Philadelphia Eagles defense as they look to replace Josh Sweat and Brandon Graham.

Eagles defense end Brandon Graham returned from a torn bicep injury in time to win the Super Bowl 59. But he may have paid a price.

Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham tore his triceps 11 weeks before Super Bowl LIX, putting his status in doubt for the big game. Graham, 36, rehabbed from the injury and suited up in the Eagles' 40-22 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs.

That's why in an article written by Aaron Schatz of ESPN, where he projects one signing for every NFL team, he has nine-time Pro Bowl EDGE going to the Eagles. "If Josh Sweat leaves and Brandon Graham retires,

#JimmyVerdict: After the Eagles put Sweat on the trade block and got him to take a pay cut, it has always felt that 2024 would be his last season in Philly, as he would rightfully be eager to test the free agent market. That hasn't changed, especially now that his stock is higher after his Super Bowl performance. Go.

In a loaded incoming draft class with edge and defensive line help, many organizations have to determine whether they should move forward with an incoming rookie or simply sign a veteran presence around the league. Such is the case with the Philadelphia Eagles.

Brandon Graham has not confirmed his retirement just yet, but if the longest-tenured player in Eagles history wants to keep