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The Eagles and Brandon Graham, the first-round pick expected to bolster their pass rush, agreed to terms on a five-year contract, the team said Thursday night. Financial terms were not disclosed. Graham, a defensive end taken 13th overall in April’s draft, is expected to report to Lehigh University on Friday and could participate in the first full team practice of training camp, scheduled for 3:30 p.m., if his signing goes as planned. “It feels good, because I really wanted to get to training camp and Coach [Andy] Reid really wanted me to get to camp, and now it’s time to show them why they picked me,” Graham said in comments provided by the team. The Eagles traded three draft picks in

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Eagles and top pick Graham agree to 5-year deal

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