Several players from Georgia could entice Philadelphia Eagles general manager Howie Roseman on the second and third days of the NFL Draft.

Howie Roseman is learning from his Italian compatriots he’s surrounded himself with. According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler if Myles Garrett to the Commies starts to gain steam Howie is going to make the Browns an offer they can’t refuse.

"It may look different," Roseman said. "Some of the moves that we may have to make here may not be what are necessarily on other peoples' minds. It's probably not going to look li

Success in the NFL draft is a non-negotiable for teams wanting to win a championship in the league. Howie Roseman and the Eagles just won a Super Bowl, in part, because they have found key contributors on all three days of the draft.

The Philadelphia Eagles released the veteran cornerback Darius Slay, and if he isn't brought back on a cheaper deal, he will have left behind a strong legacy.

The New Orleans Saints choice for head coach in Kellen Moore has been widely praised across the league, and recently received more from the Eagles GM.

Contract disputes have their own theoretical physics. A lot of times you can predict their trajectory based sheerly on math. In the case of Myles Garrett v. Browns,

The Philadelphia Eagles could be looking to replenish their pass rush this offseason with Josh Sweat and Milton Williams both being free agents. If the Eagles are looking to make a big splash, it could be for disgruntled Cleveland Browns star Myles Garrett.

When Eagles General Manager Howie Roseman signed Saquon Barkley 11 months ago, not everyone thought it was a smart move: Free agent running backs have been devalued around the NFL, and there were plenty of arguments that the Eagles were devoting too much salary cap space to an unimportant position.

But the Eagles themselves might not look like the 2024 Eagles for too much longer. At least, not according to general manager Howie Roseman, who told reporters at the NFL combine

The Eagles are NFL champs for the second time since 2018, and this roster is set up for a two or three-year run at building a dynasty. Still there will be losses and Philadelphia could see six or seven key starters and contributors depart via free agency.