Bryan Braman, a former Philadelphia Eagles linebacker and Super Bowl LII champion, has passed away at just 38 years old after a battle with brain cancer. His agent confirmed the news, revealing Braman had been diagnosed months earlier.

Editor’s Note: Losing a young athlete like Braman—someone who reached the pinnacle of his profession—is a stark reminder of how indiscriminate illness can be. His death resonates beyond football, touching fans who remember his contributions to the Eagles' historic Super Bowl run and underscoring the ongoing fight against aggressive cancers. It’s a sobering moment for the sports community.

Bryan Braman, a former NFL linebacker and Super Bowl champion with the Philadelphia Eagles, has passed away at 38 after fighting a rare and aggressive form of cancer. His agent confirmed the news, marking a tragic end to a life that touched both the football world and those who knew him beyond the field.

Editor’s Note: Braman’s death is a heartbreaking reminder of how quickly life can change—even for athletes who seem invincible on the field. His Super Bowl win with the Eagles in 2018 was a career highlight, but his battle with cancer underscores the indiscriminate nature of the disease. For fans and former teammates, it’s a moment to reflect on his contributions to the game and the fragility of life.