It seems the moon is shining pretty bright for the Eagles. They are through to the Super Bowl, powered by an NFC Championship win against the Commanders. But Brandon Graham isn’t done teasing Eagles fans. The franchise legend might have one last surprise up his sleeve. He has been sidelined since November with torn triceps. However, Graham dropped a cryptic yet hopeful message. And this might feel like a superhero preparing for one final battle for Eagles fans. Why?

“We gonna see,” Graham said, hinting at a possible return for the Super Bowl. The speculation surrounding Graham’s return has intensified in the past few days. Marcus Hayes of The Philadelphia Inquirer reported that the 36-year-old is expected to come off injured reserve. Graham tore his triceps on November 24 against the Rams. The injury presumably put him out for the season. Yet, the Eagles now have two weeks to evaluate their longest-tenured player’s readiness. A return for the Super Bowl would be a fitting encore for Graham. Remember how he famously strip-sacked Tom Brady in Super Bowl LII?

That powerful performance delivered Philadelphia its first-ever Lombardi Trophy. Graham’s return would mean more than just nostalgia. He has had limited opportunities this season. Yet he registered 3.5 sacks and 20 tackles. On top of that, he has two pass deflections in a rotational role. His presence would inject fresh energy into Vic Fangio’s already dominant defense. And it would give them an additional weapon against Patrick Mahomes’ Chiefs. Eagles fans remember all too well their last Super Bowl loss to the Chiefs two seasons ago. Graham’s redemption arc could be the emotional boost this team needs.

Brandon Graham’s words also carry a deeper meaning. He reflected on his career earlier this year. “You definitely want to leave this place better than when you came in,” Graham said. Securing a second Super Bowl for Philadelphia will cement his legacy as one of the greatest Eagles of all time. But can he really go out on top?

That’s the burning question. However, Graham’s potential return isn’t the only injury-related update for Nick Sirianni. The offensive line is one of the Eagles’ greatest strengths. But it took a significant hit against Washington despite the thumping victory.

Sirianni’s O-Line dilemma despite Brandon Graham optimism

Left guard Landon Dickerson stepped in at center for Cam Jurgens during the NFC Championship game. Jurgens was nursing a back injury. But Dickerson himself suffered a knee injury in the first half. And it left the Eagles scrambling. Jurgens eventually returned. But playing through injury puts him at risk for the Super Bowl.

The Eagles struggled on their first drive of the second half without Dickerson. They went three-and-out for the first time all game. Rookie Tyler Steen remained at left guard and showcased depth. But the situation is also highlighting the cracks forming in a battered offensive line. The Eagles’ reliance on their O-line is no secret. However, any instability could be a nightmare against the Chiefs’ formidable pass rush.

The Eagles have time with two weeks to prepare. But time doesn’t heal all wounds. Still, the focus shifts back to Graham and his potential return. He manages to step onto the field for Super Bowl LIX… and it won’t just be a victory for him. It’ll be a win for a city that adores its heroes. Philadelphia’s dreams of another Lombardi Trophy hinge on resilience. Graham embodies that spirit.

Will Brandon Graham’s return become the ultimate redemption story? Only time will tell. But Eagles fans are holding their breath. February 9 could mark the perfect ending to a storied career—or the beginning of one last unforgettable chapter.