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Brandon Graham moved into third place on the Philadelphia Eagles' sack list after sacking Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford on Sunday night at SoFi Stadium.

And yet, in a weird twist of NFL serendipity, the Eagles were gifted a new rusher via the Carolina Panthers, who waived their top sack guy of the season, Charles Harris, to free up a roster spot for claimed cornerback Akayleb Evans.

Graham, 36, won't rule out another season of football, and continues to remain optimistic despite his season likely being over. “We’re just going to attack this thing," Graham said on 94.1 WIP.

Brandon Graham was all smiles as he arrived at Chickie's and Pete's in South Philadelphia on Monday night to host his radio show, but the 36-year-old admitted he was hurt after suffering an injury in Sunday's win over the Los Angeles Rams that will likely end his season.

Graham has been with the Eagles since they selected him with the 13th pick of the 2010 NFL Draft. His strip-sack of Tom Brady in the final minutes of Super Bowl LII clinched the Eagles’ first championship and cemented Graham in Philadelphia sports history.

The Eagles suffered a huge loss last week when Brandon Graham tore his triceps and was forced to end his 15th season on IR. Head coach Nick Sirianni spoke ahead of the Baltimore game and said that he’d do whatever he could to make sure BG was able to travel with the team,