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PHILLY MOURNS: Bryan Braman’s Daughters Find Peace—Ex-Girlfriend Cheyenne Fisher Shares, “Now They Have a Guardian Angel in the Eagles Family!”


Philadelphia hasn’t just lost a Super Bowl champion—they’ve lost a giant heart, a devoted father, and an inspiring warrior whose legacy will echo through Eagles Nation forever. Yet in the midst of heartbreak, the words of Cheyenne Fisher—Braman’s former partner and the mother of his two young daughters—have brought a sense of light, hope, and pride to all who bleed midnight green.

“Dad Is in a Better Place—No More Pain”

 Cheyenne Fisher revealed the emotional yet comforting reaction of Braman’s daughters after losing their father to a rare form of brain cancer:
Our daughters understand that he is in a better place and no longer in pain, and they know how he fought—just like he fought to win that Eagles Super Bowl—so they feel at peace” Fisher said. “In this loss, they’ve gained a wonderful guardian angel, a beautiful piece of the Eagles family.

Braman battled his illness with the true spirit of an Eagle—never surrendering, never giving up, always living with passion and unwavering love for his family.

From the Streets to the Summit—Forever an Eagles Legend

Bryan Braman’s story was always about overcoming adversity. Once undrafted and overlooked, he fought his way onto NFL rosters, earning his wings with the Houston Texans and New Orleans Saints, before finally reaching the mountaintop with a Super Bowl ring as a Philadelphia Eagle.

Longtime agent Sean Stellato reflected:
"People saw Bryan as a big man on the field, but his heart was even bigger. His spirit always inspired those around him."

A Legacy That Lives On—A True Guardian Angel for Eagles Nation

Fisher emphasized that she will always remind their daughters of Bryan’s courage, perseverance, and the Eagles spirit he brought into every life he touched:
“Despite the loss, my girls are proud and comforted knowing their father is now their guardian angel, watching over them—and the entire Eagles Nation!”


Eagles Nation, hold your heads high as we remember a relentless warrior—one who left behind not just Super Bowl highlights, but an enduring legacy of love, resilience, and gratitude.
Bryan Braman—forever flying with the Eagles, forever a guardian angel in the hearts of Philly!

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