Veteran defensive end Brandon Graham has officially retired from the NFL after a distinguished 15-year career with the Philadelphia Eagles, concluding his journey on a high note as a two-time Super Bowl champion.

Graham, 36, announced his retirement on Tuesday, expressing gratitude for his time with the team.

"I could not be happier with the way my career played out, the love I’ve received, and the success the Eagles have achieved as an organisation," Graham said during a press conference. "It has truly been a dream come true."

Drafted from the University of Michigan in 2010, Graham spent his entire career in Philadelphia, finishing as the franchise’s third-highest sack leader with 76.5—trailing only Trent Cole (85.5) and Reggie White (124). He also recorded 475 total tackles.

Graham played a crucial role in both of the Eagles’ Super Bowl victories, first helping the team defeat the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LII, before contributing to their triumph over the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX this past February.

Reflecting on his career, Graham said he steps away from the game with "no regrets."

The Eagles paid tribute to their long-time defensive stalwart on Tuesday, posting on X (formerly Twitter):

"One of the best to ever wear the midnight green. Thank you for 15 incredible seasons, Brandon Graham."