Brandon
Graham.
Brandon
Graham.
Michigan· 6'1"· 268 lb· 4.71s 40
Brandon Graham is a prototypical fit for a 4-3 attacking front, especially one that values relentless pursuit and strong edge setting.
He can immediately contribute as a rotational pass rusher and stout run defender, with the ceiling to become a Pro Bowl-caliber starting defensive end.
He would be a poor fit for a two-gap 3-4 defense where his primary responsibility would be holding blocks rather than attacking upfield.
His athleticism, strength, and motor make him an ideal candidate for schemes that prioritize disruption and effort over pure size.
Selected #13 overall in Round 1 of the 2010 NFL Draft by Philadelphia Eagles out of Michigan.
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Brandon Graham has been a long-tenured defensive end for the Philadelphia Eagles, known for his consistent pass-rushing and run-stopping ability. He was a key contributor to their Super Bowl LII victory.
Data note: No verified college season lines are available for this player from our statistical sources.