As Super Bowl LIX approaches, Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham is facing a tough decision. After suffering an injury just 11 weeks ago, Graham is still not 100 percent sure if he will be able to play in the big game. However, after his first practice back on Thursday, he was feeling encouraged.

Graham, a key player on the Eagles' defense, has been working tirelessly to recover from his injury and get back on the field. Despite the doubts and uncertainty surrounding his participation in the Super Bowl, Graham remains determined and optimistic.

In a recent interview, Graham shared his thoughts on his recovery progress. “I do feel good,” he said, acknowledging the positive strides he has made. However, the road to recovery has not been easy for Graham. The injury he sustained just 11 weeks ago has been a major setback for him and his team.

But Graham is not one to give up easily. He has been putting in the extra work and pushing himself to the limit in order to get back on the field. And his hard work is paying off. During his first practice back on Thursday, Graham was pleasantly surprised by how good he felt. “Today, I was kind of shocked that I wasn't really feeling anything as I was striking in individual,” he said.

This news is a huge relief for Eagles fans, who have been eagerly waiting to see their star defensive end in action once again. But for Graham, the decision to play in the Super Bowl is not just about himself or the fans. It's about his team and their chance at victory.

Being sidelined for 11 weeks has been a difficult experience for Graham, but he knows that his team has been working hard to get to the Super Bowl. He doesn't want to let them down by sitting on the sidelines. “I want to be out there to help my team win,” he said.

“I don't want to be selfish and just be out there and not be able to do nothing,” he explained.

The decision to play in the Super Bowl will ultimately come down to how Graham feels on game day. He will continue to work closely with the team's medical staff and coaches to assess his readiness and make the best decision for himself and the team.