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.

Here’s when Philadelphia Eagles Head Coach Nick Sirianni and GM Howie Roseman are scheduled to speak at the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine

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,

Howie Roseman strolled to the podium, Lombardi Trophy in hand, and took a big puff of a celebratory cigar. His forehead had been cut by a can of beer thrown

Always dance with the ones that brung ya. It may pain Florida alum like no other, but there is a reason Philadelphia Eagles general manager Howie Roseman keeps

The Eagles have said that any proceeds related to the use of the trademark would be donated to charity. — Josh Gerben (@JoshGerben) February 18, 2025 The filing says the trademark could involve “athletic apparel,

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

Howie Roseman’s forehead has healed from the beer can that left him bloodied at the Philadelphia Eagles’ victory parade, and the general manager is working on getting the team in position to repeat. Less than two weeks after the Eagles and their fans celebrated the franchise’s second Super Bowl title,

Howie Roseman said he’s “OK” now. The Philadelphia Eagles general manager is no longer bleeding for his city. Its

Philadelphia Eagles GM Howie Roseman was hit in head with beer can during Super Bowl 59 parade and told fans I bleed for this city

The beer cans flowed as the Eagles made their way up Broad Street towards the Art Museum during the Super Bowl 59 parade. Everything wasn’t peaches and cream on Friday, as Howie Roseman took a beer can to the forehead.