Seven years ago, on another clear and cold February afternoon, Jason Kelce wore a Mummers outfit, and, well-lubricated with anti-inhibition juice, for slightly less than six minutes, he spewed forgivable profanities in the most memorable speech Pennsylvania has heard since Gettysburg.

Graham, after all, had done much more in the Eagles' first Super Bowl win, when his strip-sack of New England's Tom Brady in the final minutes sent the Eagles on their way to a 41-33 win. Rather, Graham was most proud of just what it took for him to get to Super Bowl Sunday, recovering from a torn triceps muscle in 2 1/2 months.