News about Brandon Graham

Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham couldn't help but take a shot at the Cowboys when he was brought onstage to announce a pick on Friday night. Early in the second round, before Philly selected Cooper DeJean at No. 40, Graham made his allegiances clear in Detroit. He started off by saying 'Go Blue,' an homage to his alma mater Michigan, whose national championship-winning team was recognized before the second round.

Michelle Rinella, 54, of Texas, had returned to dating after her divorce and discovered herself 'bored' by a woman her age, who said she was more worried about 'where they should park.' The 54-year-old brushed off many younger men in their 20s who claimed they'kept messaging' before her now-husband Brandon Graham, 33, contacted her. (The pair were photographed during their 2021 wedding, both on the left and right). (The inset depicts the couple at a separate photo shoot.)

Kelce, 36, was a 23-year-old freshman at the University of Cincinnati when the headshot was taken. Lane Johnson, Fletcher Cox, and Brandon Graham were also included in the team's before and after pictures. The Eagles captioned, 'Came a long way since the Combine.' Kelce's 2011 Draft Combine featured a 4.89-second 40-yard dash, a 30.5-inch vertical leap, and a 4.14-second 40-yard shuttle. In his 40-yard dash, he also hit a maximum speed of 16.73 mph.

According to reports, the NFL is blaming improper footwear for the high level of slipping at Super Bowl LVII in February. During the Kansas City Chiefs' 38-35 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles, both teams' players were struggling to stay on their feet throughout the thrilling game. According to Pro Football, George Toma, the 94-year-old 'God of Sod' groundskeeper, was blasted by fans for the state of the field, but now the league has released an unofficial explanation.

The fast approaching NFL Draft may have answers at quarterback for several needy clubs, but experts are split on which signal callers would make a difference in the league. Among the first ten picks in Kansas City on April 27, where Ohio State's CJ Stroud is widely expected to finish first overall by the Carolina Panthers. However, after that, it will be very interesting as teams consider Florida QB Anthony Richardson's athleticism against Kentucky QB Will Levis' arm strength, as well as Alabama's Bryce Young's poise and accuracy.

Kelce, who lost to the Kansas City Chiefs and his younger brother, Travis, in this year's Super Bowl, is only 13 games away from overtaking David Akers for the most games in Eagles history. Brandon Graham of the Eagles could beat him to the record, though he's appeared in two more games than Kelce and has resigned with the Eagles for next season.

According to reports, the 34-year-old hoped to be attracting attention when he arrived free agency next week, including the Cleveland Browns, but he turned down the opportunity, instead remaining loyal to the Philadelphia Eagles. According to a survey, his latest deal with the Super Bowl runners up is expected to be worth up to $6 million. Graham, who turns 35 next month, had a career-high 11 sacks to go along with 35 tackles in 17 games (one start) last season. He was instrumental in the Eagles' victory over Super Bowl LVII.

Brandon Graham has already had one strip-sack on a Hall-of-Fame quarterback in the Super Bowl, but he hopes to repeat his Super Bowl LII play in the big game this Sunday. Philadelphia is expected to play in their fourth Super Bowl appearance - and is hoping to win their second title against the Kansas City Chiefs. Graham's big play from the team's victory over the Patriots was one of the most important in the team's history, and the defensive end hopes that he's adding Mahomes to his list of victims.

Brandon Graham of the Philadelphia Eagles has been chastised for collapsing into Washington Commanders quarterback Taylor Heinicke after he had already given up. The Commanders shocked the Eagles by winning 32-21 to snap their undefeated run in the Monday Night Football showdown. When Graham was criticized for a late unnecessary roughness call on Heinicke that pushed Washington's drive, the Eagles were trailing 26-21.