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.

One of the Eagles' most established players, Brandon Graham, has served as a rock for Philadelphia's defense for years. While his role in the starting lineup has diminished over the past year, Graham has been vocal about his leadership with the team.

Graham, who had said before this season he would retire after it wrapped, will practice Thursday. The Eagles designated the 15th-year defensive end and tight end C.J. Uzomah for return. Additionally, the Eagles signed running back Lew Nichols to their practice squad and released tight end Nick Muse.

Everyone else was a full participant. That includes center Cam Jurgens (back) and left guard Landon Dickerson (knee), who both missed part of the NFC championship game against the Commanders. It also includes defensive tackle Jalen Carter (illness) and linebacker Zack Baun (groin).

A pair of orthopaedic surgeons who regularly treat sports injuries described Brandon Graham's recovery from a torn triceps as remarkable but "not crazy" given recent advancements in repair techniques and the high level of care he likely received.

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