Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham has spent his entire 15-year career with just one team, and he has become one of the most beloved players in the franchise’s history over that span.
He was in Philadelphia for the lows, such as the four-win season under coach Chip Kelly in 2012, as well as the highs, such as the franchise’s Super Bowl LII championship in 2017. As he nears the end of his playing career, Graham appears to be considering a career in sports media, where he’d be able to offer his view on the oft-discussed Dallas Cowboys.
During his time in Philadelphia, Graham has learned that Eagles’ fans find few things as endearing as a jab directed at the Cowboys, their most-hated NFC East rival. And he made sure to deliver the goods when asked about Dallas’ embattled coach, Mike McCarthy.
Brandon Graham wants Cowboys to keep Mike McCarthy
The Eagles decided to rest many of their key starters in Week 18 after clinching the NFC’s No. 2 seed, and Graham took the opportunity to join ESPN’s “Sunday NFL Countdown.” While discussing potential coaching changes around the league, host Mike Greenberg asked Graham for his perspective on Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy…