Philadelphia Eagles general manager Howie Roseman made an interesting analogy when discussing the feeling of winning his second Super Bowl.

The Philadelphia general manager had a not-safe-for-work response when asked how it felt to win his second championship in eight seasons on the “The McShay Show” this week.

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A big key, Roseman said, will be continuing to rely on younger players. The Eagles were able to supplement their top-heavy roster in 2024 with key players producing on rookie deals. That, he said, will need to continue going forward.

Back when the Philadelphia Eagles were first signing linebackers and free agents for the first time in decades, general manager Howie Roseman made a simply comparison to explain why.

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The top executive of the Philadelphia Eagles has an interesting comparison between his first and second Super Bowls.

Last year, the Eagles bucked conventional wisdom in several ways. They signed a running back to a big-money deal. They traded a big-time edge rusher, only to sign another in his place. They drafted two defensive backs in the first two rounds. They spent up in a big way for their interior offensive linemen, after having already paid their tackles.