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Brandon Graham to pursue a career in media after his final NFL season in 2024

Philadelphia Eagles pass rusher Brandon Graham told 94WIP that he’s pursuing a career in sports media after he retires from the NFL

Dallas Cowboys players have made a career using their organizational affiliation to bolster careers in sports media.

Philadelphia is taking the same route, as Jason Kelce has a podcast and is currently the hottest media-free agent on the market.

Kelce won’t be alone. Brandon Graham admitted to 94WIP that he’ll be joining the media when his playing career is over.

Graham plans on attending the NFL’s Media and Broadcasting Workshop in Los Angeles, which his teammate Jason Kelce did last summer.

The Brandon Graham Show on SportsRadio 94WIP has been going strong for eight consecutive years now,

Graham would join Kelce, Hugh Douglas, Merrill Reese, Mike Quick, Jon Ritchie, LeSean McCoy, Ike Reese, Seth Joyner, Brian Baldinger, and Herman Edwards.

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Best Eagles’ related Twitter follows for training camp

With the first practice of the 2023 NFL season fast approaching, we’re looking at the Best people to follow on Twitter for Philadelphia #Eagles related content ahead of training camp #FlyEaglesFly

The 2023 NFL season is quickly approaching, which means the start of training camp for all 32 teams around the league.

The NFL announced training camp reporting dates, and Philadelphia is one of seven teams with rookies and veterans all reporting on the same day.

For the Eagles, July 25 marks the spot, as the Birds will return to the NovaCare Complex for training camp across the street from their home stadium.

The team has already announced the date for this year’s open training camp practice, set for August 6 at Lincoln Financial Field.

Philadelphia will play the host for joint practices with the Browns and Colts in consecutive weeks to close out the preseason.

The Eagles have one of the biggest beats in the NFL, with local media, online platforms, and national experts all clamoring for the best team in the NFC.

With camp fast approaching, we’re looking at the best Eagles-related content on Twitter and who fans and experts should follow.

Eagles QB Carson Wentz declines exit interview with media amid rumors he wants to be traded

Eagles QB Carson Wentz declines exit interview with media amid rumors he wants to be traded

Carson Wentz has been embroiled in trade rumors for weeks and on Monday after the Eagles completed their exit interviews, Philadelphia’s franchise quarterback declined to speak to the media.

Wentz has been the subject of reports over the past two NFL Sundays and this week both Adam Schefter and Chris Mortensen reported that the Eagles star would like to move on.

On Monday, Doug Pederson addressed his relationship with the Eagles franchise quarterback, telling reporters that it was “good” and professional.

Wentz was a healthy scratch on Sunday, while rookie quarterback Jalen Hurts made his fourth-straight start to end the season.

Multiple teams are expected to have an interest in trading for Wentz, with the Colts as the front-runner, thanks to Frank Reich, who was Wentz’s offensive coordinator in Philadelphia.

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Doug Pederson on the focus of Eagles’ struggles being ‘too much’ about the QB and the head coach

Doug Pederson on the focus being too much on the QB and the head coach

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There are 53 players on an NFL roster each Sunday and more than 10 full-time coaches, yet in Philadelphia, when it comes to the Eagles, it’s only about the “quarterback and head coach.”

Those were Doug Pederson’s words during his Monday zoom meeting and they’ll likely cause a stir with fans, analysts, and critical pundits who blame the franchise’s failures on the quarterback and head coach.

When discussing why he hasn’t considered benching quarterback Carson Wentz, Pederson had this say in reference to the blame game.

“In this city, it’s all about the quarterback and head coach.”

Pederson was of course referencing the constant criticism levied at his and Carson Wentz’s feet.

While discussing areas that could use improvement, Pederson referenced other skill positions, he made reference to fumbles, personnel changes due to injury, third-down defense, tackling, and all the integral ingredients that help make a recipe for disaster on Sunday’s.

His point was that the Eagles struggles on Sunday go beyond quarterback, Carson Wentz.

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