“Man, that Super Bowl loss still stings,” Brandon Graham expressed during his appearance on JAKIB Sports’ Sports Take program. Reflecting on the game, Graham couldn’t help but acknowledge the impressive performance of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who battled through an ankle sprain.
“When the first half came [to an end], we were in there and I was more thinking like, ‘What’s his name (Mahomes) went in there on the sideline and he’s looking like he’s hurt. We’ve got to get to him, we’ve got to get to him.’ He came out, you can tell how tough he is, man, but that boy acted good. He sure put that face up [like he was hurt],” Graham recalled.Graham also discussed the challenging field conditions, emphasizing how they affected the pass-rushers’ ability to make game-changing plays. He specifically mentioned a missed opportunity when his teammate slipped while pressuring Mahomes, saying, “When I looked at the film, it was just like ‘Man, oh man. We’re going to get that on the get-back. That’s coming back.'”
Despite the disappointment, Graham refused to make excuses and instead gave credit to the Chiefs for their performance. He recognized that both teams had to deal with the same field conditions and admired their ability to adapt. “Credit to Kansas City, man. It’s all love. Them boys, they played too. They played on that surface, too,” Graham expressed, highlighting the mutual respect between the teams.
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“Man, that Super Bowl loss still stings,” Brandon Graham expressed during his appearance on JAKIB Sports’ Sports Take program. Reflecting on the game, Graham couldn’t help but acknowledge the impressive performance of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who battled through an ankle sprain.
“When the first half came [to an end], we were in there and I was more thinking like, ‘What’s his name (Mahomes) went in there on the sideline and he’s looking like he’s hurt. We’ve got to get to him, we’ve got to get to him.’ He came out, you can tell how tough he is, man, but that boy acted good. He sure put that face up [like he was hurt],” Graham recalled.
Graham also discussed the challenging field conditions, emphasizing how they affected the pass-rushers’ ability to make game-changing plays. He specifically mentioned a missed opportunity when his teammate slipped while pressuring Mahomes, saying, “When I looked at the film, it was just like ‘Man, oh man. We’re going to get that on the get-back. That’s coming back.'”
Despite the disappointment, Graham refused to make excuses and instead gave credit to the Chiefs for their performance. He recognized that both teams had to deal with the same field conditions and admired their ability to adapt. “Credit to Kansas City, man. It’s all love. Them boys, they played too. They played on that surface, too,” Graham expressed, highlighting the mutual respect between the teams.
Graham talked about overcoming challenges
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As a seasoned player with years of experience in the league, Graham’s perspective carries weight. He understands the ups and downs of football and acknowledges the resilience required to succeed. “If we’re going to win, we’ve got to go through the battle. If that’s what they’re putting out, that’s what we’ve got to do. We’ve got to go out there and rise up through adversity,” Graham asserted, emphasizing the importance of overcoming challenges.
Graham’s comments offer a glimpse into the competitive mindset of an NFL player and the sportsmanship that exists even in defeat. Both the Eagles and the Chiefs will use their experiences from that Super Bowl game as motivation as they continue their respective journeys in the league, striving for success in the face of adversity.
