Brandon Graham didn't make a decision on his future on Friday after all. At the end of the Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl LIX championship parade, Graham had a thunderous roar from over a million fans at the Art Museum steps -- but not for any decision on his future.

One of the Eagles' most established players, Brandon Graham, has served as a rock for Philadelphia's defense for years. While his role in the starting lineup has diminished over the past year, Graham has been vocal about his leadership with the team.

The Eagles crushed the Chiefs 40-22 in Super Bowl LIX and Graham played 13 defensive snaps in what could be his final game in the NFL. In those 13 snaps, Graham had a tackle and a QB pressure. He played well. After the win, Graham said he wasn’t yet ready to make a decision about retirement.

Brandon Graham returned to the New Orleans Saints locker room, the Eagles’ temporary Super Bowl digs, a man on a mission. Through a haze of cigar smoke and the occasional deluge of champagne, Graham made the rounds in the dimly-lit room,

Super Bowl LIX was a night of reckoning on several fronts. For one, the Kansas City Chiefs lost in unprecedented fashion with the historic feat of the game's first three-peat within arm's reach. Perhaps the football gods decided to balance the scales in glory.

Beloved Philadelphia Eagles DE Brandon Graham capped off the Super Bowl parade celebration. He spoke about the camaraderie and the teams' strength up until the very end. "We showed that this year, that last game.