After early Eagles exit and confetti-less season, it’s Howie Roseman time in Philadelphia
The New York Times • • sports
Key Points:
- Eagles GM Howie Roseman expressed disappointment over the team's early playoff exit and emphasized a strong commitment to improving the roster to contend for a Super Bowl next season.
- The biggest offseason question centers on star wide receiver A.J. Brown, whose future with the team is uncertain amid salary cap challenges and his frustration with the offense's production.
- Roseman highlighted the need to balance retaining high-priced veterans with developing young, cost-controlled players, especially on offense, to manage the team's salary cap long-term.
- The Eagles plan to continue building through the draft, focusing on acquiring and developing young talent, particularly on offense, while maintaining a "win-now" approach for the 2025 season.
- Despite the challenges, Roseman stressed the goal of
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