2022 Courage Award Winner

Brandon Graham

2022 Ed Block Courage Award Winner

The Super Bowl champion and former 2016 Second Team All-Pro Brandon Graham was entering the 2021 season coming off eight straight years that saw Brandon play at least 15 games. That streak would, unfortunately, come to an end in Week 2 as Brandon suffered a torn Achilles that would subsequently end his 2021 campaign. Brandon was determined to come back better than ever for the 2022 season and it showed; he played in all 17 games and recorded a career-high in sacks with 11 for the number one seed in the NFC Eagles. Brandon’s resilience and determination are why he was honored by his teammates as their 2022 Ed Block Courage Award Recipient.

Position DE
Height 6'2"
Weight 265 lbs
College Michigan
NFL Experience 13 years

Past Winners

  • 2021 - Rodney McLeod
  • 2020 - Joe Ostman
  • 2019 - Brandon Brooks
  • 2018 - Carson Wentz
  • 2017 - Joe Walker
  • 2016 - Nolan Carroll
  • 2015 - Fletcher Cox
  • 2014 - Jeremy Maclin
  • 2013 - Jason Kelce
  • 2012 - Colt Anderson
  • 2011 - Mike Patterson
  • 2010 - Jason Avant
  • 2009 - Michael Vick
  • 2008 - Jon Dorenbos
  • 2007 - Montae Reagor
  • 2006 - Jerome McDougle
  • 2005 - Chad Lewis
  • 2004 - Derrick Burgess
  • 2003 - Correll Buckhalter
  • 2002 - Shawn Barber
  • 2001 - Duce Staley
  • 2000 - Cecil Martin
  • 1999 - Mike Mamula
  • 1998 - Bobby Taylor
  • 1997 - Rhett Hall
  • 1996 - Kevin Turner
  • 1995 - Charlie Garner
  • 1994 - Fred Barnett
  • 1993 - Andre Roberts
  • 1992 - Jerome Brown
  • 1991 - David Alexander
  • 1990 - Ron Solt
  • 1989 - Mike Quick
  • 1988 - Wes Hopkins
  • 1987 - Gerry Feehery
  • 1986 - Jody Schultz
  • 1985 - Ron Jaworski
  • 1984 - John Spagnola

Supporting the National Courage House Network

The Philadelphia Eagles are proud to support Children’s Crisis Treatment Center, a member of the National Courage House Network.