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This is Andrew DeCecho.

This is DeCecho Daily.

And today we're going to spend some time talking about the remarkable 15-year career that Brandon Graham led as a Philadelphia Eagle.

That's right.

On Tuesday, March 18th, Brandon Graham announces retirement, leaving the NFL on a high note,

his second Super Bowl, and what more can you say about Brandon Graham?

This really shouldn't have been a surprise to anyone.

And back a few weeks ago, our own Derek Gunn joined the 97-5 The Fanatic Morning Show,

Concade and South Junis, and revealed that Brandon Graham retore his triceps playing in the Super Bowl.

Brandon played 13 snaps in Super Bowl 59, and he notched a tackle in the game.

He wasn't going to miss that game.

So let's set the scene a little bit because I was not in attendance for the, for the Brandon

Graham ceremony, but the NBC Sports

Philly did a really good job of showing the layout, the reserve seating where Brandon

Graham's family was there, his mother was wearing his jersey, you see Jalen Hertz in attendance,

you see Nick Siriani and Hallie Roseman in attendance. No one Smith and

Jaylux Hunt and Thomas Booker were just some of the teammates that were there. Fletcher Cox,

of course, was there, another all-time great. And they were all there to celebrate the career

that was for an all-time eagle. A great human being, a great player who paved the way and really embodied what it meant to be a

Philadelphia athlete.

And Brandon Graham, you know, as he typically does, and this is something that Brandon

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