As Foles retires on Monday night, former teammates share memories of the Philly legend

As Nick Foles retires on Monday night, his former Eagles teammates share some of their favorite memories of the Philly legend.

Brandon Graham’s favorite Nick Foles memory

“If he would have retired,” Graham said, “then who knows what would have happened. We’re probably not even talking about the Super Bowl.

Lane Johnson’s favorite Nick Foles memory

“He was really adamant about Bulletproof Coffee,” Johnson said. “He tried to get everybody in the motherf—-er to drink some Bulletproof Coffee.

Jeff Stoutland’s favorite Nick Foles memory

“I sometimes stop, I take my phone and I take a picture of that,” Stoutland said. “And I send it to Nick Foles and I say, ‘I love you.’ And he loves that.”

Dallas Goedert’s favorite Nick Foles memory

“Anytime I was in the huddle with Nick, he would just say, basically, I’m going to give you guys shots to make plays and I expect you to make plays,” Goedert said.

Jordan Mailata’s favorite Nick Foles memory

“He was very supportive,” Mailata said. “Every time I’d mess up or I gave up a sack or messed up a run block, he was always there to pick me up.

Jake Elliott’s favorite Nick Foles memory

“I just remember him sitting right here and just having an honest, good time in the locker room,” Elliott said. “He was a guy you could always go to and rely on him for life advice and just having a good time and being a good person.

Rick Lovato’s favorite Nick Foles memory

“Having Nick come back onto the roster, it was just so easy to talk to him about anything,” Lovato said. “I was a young player just trying to get a feel of everything around me.

Avonte Maddox’s favorite Nick Foles memory

“He’s a great person. Nick was funny. We always talked,” Maddox said. “He was over there (points to where his locker was), so that was a plus.

Josh Sweat’s favorite Nick Foles memory

“I did play against him on scout team,” Sweat said, “but obviously I can’t sack him or anything.”