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

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,

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 selected Quinyon Mitchell out of Toledo last year, and one of his former teammates is at the Scouting Combine, hoping to rocket his way into the first round.

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Eagles general manager Howie Roseman explained how this year’s Super Bowl win felt a little different than the first — using a rather graphic analogy.

There are all sorts of analogies for achievement in sports and Eagles GM Howie Roseman definitely said one of the things you could possibly say about it. Appearing on The McShay Show, Roseman was quick to ask what the rating of the show was before gleefully launching into his analogy about how the Super Bowl is like sex.

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.

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

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

Wow, Howie Roseman. You did NOT hold back here. The Philadelphia Eagles general manager who got hit in the head with a beer at the Super Bowl parade decided to reveal what winning a second ring is like.

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