Look at the players Howie Roseman acquired with the assets from the Carson Wentz trade:
Greatest trade in NFL history? pic.twitter.com/edEwsa9nAH
— Philly Sports Sufferer (@mccrystal_alex) February 10, 2025
Let that man cook! Every single player had an impact in the Super Bowl. The best part might be that Wentz was sitting on the other sideline, on the bench, again.
Do you think Howie ever gets tired of fleecing GMs? It’s probably like a sport to him at this point. Every time he pantses another GM he probably puts their stuffed head up on his mantle as a trophy kill. He’s the Butcher of Broad Street. Capstradamus. The Saver of Careers:
The moment @BigTicket73 turned into a big baby @eagles pic.twitter.com/woFsIP3akK
— NFL Films (@NFLFilms) February 11, 2025
Whatever you call him, just call him a 2x Super Bowl Champ.
Take a look at the original trade. Your head will spin wondering how someone can be two steps ahead of everyone else in the NFL.
The deal was a 2021 3rd round pick and 2022 conditional 2nd rounder, which later turned into a first, for Carson Wentz. Here’s how that all played out:
Howie is playing chess while everyone else is playing checkers. My favorite part is he didn’t draft a generational QB or just throw money at a problem and hope it worked. He climbed out of the deep dark hole he put them in and re-built this team over time. There were top-10 draft picks sure, but there were also castoffs that played major roles on this team – Zack Baun, Mekhi Becton, and Saquon Barkley. He stopped getting cute in the draft and knew what guys he needed to win. That takes a high level of emotional intelligence especially after you had already won a Super Bowl. We’ve got a future Hall of Famer captaining the ship and he’s not even 50 years old yet. The Eagles’ average age is 26 years and four months. It’s not like in 2018 when they were old and guys needed to be replaced or paid. This could be...