As the Eagles prepare for Super Bowl LIX vs. the Chiefs, DE Brandon Graham was activated off IR, as he's set to make his return.

On Saturday afternoon, the team officially activated defensive end Brandon Graham from IR. The 36-year-old tore his triceps in Week 12 against the Los Angeles Rams—and was thought to be done for the season. Instead, he's suiting up.

Eagles star defensive end Brandon Graham, who famously strip-sacked Tom Brady for Philadelphia's first title, will play in the Super Bowl against Kansas City.

The Eagles appear set to get a huge Brandon Graham boost for Super Bowl 59 vs. the Chiefs.

The Philadelphia Eagles activated defensive end Brandon Graham from injured reserve on Saturday, giving the oldest player on the roster a chance to play the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX.

Graham's decision will have a significant impact on the Eagles defense either way, but that impact won't necessarily be reflected in the stat sheet.

Nine Super Bowls have been decided by three points or fewer. Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker forced overtime with a last-second kick a year ago, and won it against the Eagles with a 27-yarder in Super Bowl LVII. With the Chiefs only 1.5-point favorites in Super Bowl LIX, it’s possible Sunday’s game could be decided by an Elliott field goal attempt.

Brandon Graham didn't make a decision on his future on Friday after all. At the end of the Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl LIX championship parade, Graham had a thunderous roar from over a million fans at the Art Museum steps -- but not for any decision on his future.

Beloved Philadelphia Eagles DE Brandon Graham capped off the Super Bowl parade celebration. He spoke about the camaraderie and the teams' strength up until the very end. "We showed that this year, that last game.