Eagles’ Brandon Graham can’t wait for swan song season with Saquon Barkley: ‘We’re loving it’
NY Post
No one has ever played in more regular-season games for the Eagles than Brandon Graham, but there is a first for everything.
The 36-year-old defensive end this spring was an eyewitness to something he never envisioned seeing in his long and illustrious career.
He saw Saquon Barkley in Eagles’ green.
“He’s been looking good, man,’’ Graham said Monday at the St. Jude Big Daddy Celebrity Golf Classic and Gala at Cold Spring Harbor Country Club in Huntington, L.I. “It sucked that things went the way they did. Saquon is definitely in a good place right now.’’
Um, a clarification is needed here. It sucked for whom that Barkley is now with the Eagles?
“It sucked for the Giants fans because that’s like us losing our top guy,’’ Graham said, laughing. “I understand business is business, but I know Saquon definitely is looking forward to this season.’’
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