The Philadelphia Eagles ended the Kansas City Chiefs’ bid for a three-peat at Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans this past Sunday during a game in which Chiefs star tight end Travis Kelce was held to four catches for 39 yards. Prior to the game, Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham looked toward the Chiefs’ sideline and sent a four-word message to the Chiefs superstar in footage that was released on Wednesday from the big game.

Graham returned from a torn triceps injury to record one tackle for the Eagles in limited action, securing his second Super Bowl ring in the Eagles’ upset victory. “87, it’s headache time,” Graham is shown saying about the Chiefs’ legendary tight end prior to the Eagles’ win at Caesars Superdome in the Big Easy.

Graham appeared to predict Patrick Mahomes’ security blanket’s rough day at the office as he pushed through the challenge of his injury return to make life tough on the Chiefs’ offense along with his dominant defensive line mates. Th WOW: #EAGLES BRANDON GRAHAM TOLD TRAVIS KELCE PRE-GAME THAT THE SUPER BOWL WAS GONNA BE ROUGH FOR HIM.

“87, it’s headache time…” pic.twitter.com/gFcbob4dcx — MLFootball (@_MLFootball) February 12, 2025 Graham was supported by defensive tackle Milton Williams, who record two sacks on the night, and linebacker Josh Sweat, who recorded 2.5 sacks in a winning Eagles effort.

The Chiefs scored 16 points in the fourth quarter of the Eagles 40-22 win, making the final score appear closer than it was for most of the game.