The Linc - Howie Roseman wins “MVP” award

The Linc - Howie Roseman wins “MVP” award
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Eagles GM Howie Roseman wins MVP — ‘Most Valuable Philadelphian’ — in city he considers ‘home’ - PHLY
Howie Roseman stood on the rooftop of the Independence Visitor Center with the Liberty Bell a few first downs away and the Constitution Center in his line of vision. He was honored to accept the MVP — the “Most Valuable Philadelphian” award — although his attention was also consumed by the idea of watching how the 76ers fared in the NBA Draft Lottery. His oldest son, who was born and raised in the Philadelphia area, was with him. It occurred to Roseman that if they went for a hoagie afterward, his son would use a term different than Roseman would have at that age in North Jersey. And if they went for ice cream as a treat, the term used for the topping might be different, too. In other words — and they are other words — Philadelphia is home. [...] “I would describe it (in the way) Sinatra sang, ‘New York, New York’: You can make it there, you can make it anywhere,” Roseman said. “I’m proud to think that in the sports world, that’s Philly. If you can make it here and have success here, you have an opportunity to go anywhere and have success, because it’s never going to get more demanding — in a positive way — than it is here.”

Howie Roseman: Projectile beer can that hit him at the Eagles parade ‘probably symbolized my journey’ - Inquirer
The beer can projectile that gashed Howie Roseman’s forehead during his team’s championship parade in February and left him briefly with his own version of a Harry Potter scar was a metaphorical occurrence for the wizard behind two Eagles Super Bowl victories in eight seasons. “It probably symbolized my journey a little bit,” Roseman said Monday night. “I obviously don’t want to get hit by a beer can again, it did not feel good, but I think it kind of symbolized and reminded me that no matter what you do, you’re only as good as your last act.”

One big takeaway for all 32 NFL teams after the 2025 NFL draft - PFF
Philadelphia Eagles: Howie Roseman works his magic again. Howie Roseman continues to prove he’s a master of draft-day value. Year after year, the Eagles’ general manager finds a way to let top-tier talent fall right into his lap — and 2025 was no exception. This time, it was linebacker Jihaad Campbell, widely viewed as the best at his position, slipping to the 31st overall pick. Campbell earned grades above 75.0 in coverage, run defense, and as a pass rusher last season, showcasing the all-around skill set to step in immediately alongside Zack Baun. In the second round, the Eagles added safety Andrew Mukuba, who posted an elite 89.7 coverage grade and an outstanding 26.1% forced incompletion rate, one of the best...