Eagles Rumors: Brandon Graham 'Still Negotiating' 1-Year Contract for 2024 Season

The Philadelphia Eagles and defensive end Brandon Graham are still negotiating the terms of a potential one-year deal, according to longtime Eagles reporter Derrick Gunn.

Graham later told PHLY he's confident that he'll be returning to the Eagles in 2024:

Graham has played all 14 of his NFL seasons with the Eagles, who selected the former Michigan star with the No. 13 overall pick in the 2010 draft. He's amassed 73 sacks for his career, including 9.5 for the 2017 Super Bowl champion Eagles.

He's played 195 games (105 starts) over 14 years and has naturally played an integral role in the team's defense during that time.

However, his career is coming to an end after the 2024 campaign, with Graham revealing after last season that his next go-around will be his last.

The Eagles are the clear leaders for Graham's services. The 35-year-old (36 in April) amassed three sacks, six quarterback hits and 16 tackles in 2023, one year after posting a career-high 11 sacks in 2022.

Although he's no longer a starter, Graham is still a valuable reserve and provides great depth at edge-rusher. By all accounts, it appears he'll do that for one more season in Philly.