The Philadelphia Eagles might be healthier in the Super Bowl than they originally anticipated. During their final full practice of the year, DeVonta Smith and Brandon Graham both fought through injury to return to the field.

While Graham was a full participant, Smith remained limited, per Ian Rapoport. However, Smith does not have an injury designation, while Graham will be listed as questionable on the official report.

If Graham plays, it will be his first game since Week 12. He has been on injured reserve since with an elbow injury.

Despite being relegated to the bench late in his career, Graham is still undeniably the captain of the Eagles’ defense. Graham, the longest-tenured player in Eagles history, is in his sixth year as a captain, the most of any active player. He has spent all 15 of his years in the NFL with Philadelphia since being drafted out of Michigan with the 13th overall pick in 2010.

Smith missed four games in the regular season with scattered injuries but started each of the Eagles’ three NFC playoff games. He has been consistent more than anything else, catching all 12 of his postseason targets for 121 total receiving yards. Smith has four receptions in each of his 2025 playoff games.