After hanging up his cleats earlier this year, new reports say Brandon Graham​ is considering coming out of retirement to help the Eagles' struggling pass rush, according to CBS Sports.

The Philadelphia Eagles thought it would be a good idea to give the ball to their best player on Sunday afternoon.

Having both Dickerson and Carter back provides stability for the Eagles on both sides of the ball. The matchup against the Vikings kicks off at 1 p.m. ET, airing live on Fox. Philadelphia will look to rely on its restored trenches to snap its losing streak and reassert itself as one of the NFC’s top contenders.

The Philadelphia Eagles are going to be among the top teams to watch over the next few weeks. This isn't just because of the talent on the field, but because of

The Eagles plan to reestablish their running game against the Vikings to help get their busted offense back on track.

“Sources to me and (Ian Rapoport): Eagles legend Brandon Graham is mulling a return to the team and has spoken to the organization about coming out of retirement in the near future,” NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo detailed in an October 19, 2025, message on X.

The Philadelphia Eagles are searching for a solution to their struggles after losing two games in a row for the first time since 2023. Some of those answers will have to come schematically, but one of those answers might be in asking a legend to come back from retirement.

First, it was the rash of injuries. Then, a brief panic over the sieve that was the offensive line. Recently, it was the nebulous and complicated

Quinyon Mitchell is good to go for the Eagles in Week 7, but Jalen Carter and Landon Dickerson are still questionable.

The reigning Super Bowl champions aren’t looking too good and are in danger of losing a third straight game in Week 7. The Philadelphia Eagles will hit the road