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Bryan Braman – Super Bowl Champion with the Eagles Battles Rare Cancer! NFL Stars Rally to Support Him, Eagles Legend JJ Watt Donates $10,000!

Bryan Braman – Super Bowl Champion with the Eagles Battles Rare Cancer! NFL Stars Rally to Support Him, Eagles Legend JJ Watt Donates $10,000!

A heartbreaking update is shaking the Eagles and broader NFL community: Bryan Braman, the fearless linebacker who helped the Philadelphia Eagles lift their first-ever Super Bowl trophy in 2018, is now locked in a far tougher fight — a rare and aggressive form of cancer.

Earlier this year, Braman began CAR-T cell therapy, an experimental and extremely costly treatment that’s already drained his savings after a grueling 12-week hospital stay. But the spirit of brotherhood in the NFL is stronger than ever.

Leading the charge in support is none other than JJ Watt, Eagles legend and former NFL Defensive Player of the Year, who donated $10,000 to help Braman in his fight. Watt’s powerful gesture has inspired a wave of support from players across the league, including:

  • Chris Long (Braman’s former Eagles teammate),

  • Duane Brown,

  • Brian Cushing,

  • Brent Celek,

  • Najee Goode,

  • Rasul Douglas, and many more.

  •  What began as a modest GoFundMe goal of $25,000 has now soared past $87,000, showing just how deeply Braman is loved by fans and teammates alike.

    Bryan fought for us on the field. Now it’s our turn to fight for him off it,” one former teammate wrote.

    Former Eagles' Super Bowl champion is battling rare form of cancer - nj.com


     If you ever cheered as the Eagles soared to Super Bowl glory, this is your moment to give back to a true champion.
    Join the wave of support — Braman needs us now more than ever.

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