W hile Michael Jordan had the most famous and successful comeback in sports history, the NFL has also had its share of notable unretirements over the years. Longtime Eagles pass rusher Brandon Graham is adding his name to said list as he has officially ended his seven-month retirement to rejoin the defending champs.

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