Ever wondered how a team consistently remains competitive, navigating the treacherous waters of the NFL with seeming ease? The answer often lies in the vision and execution of the General Manager, and in Philadelphia, that man is Howie Roseman.

Howie Rosemans journey is far from typical. From an unpaid intern to the Executive Vice President and General Manager of the Philadelphia Eagles, his story is one of relentless ambition, strategic brilliance, and an almost obsessive dedication to the game. Roseman's impact on the Eagles is undeniable. Hes the architect behind the team's roster, a salary cap wizard, and a relentless pursuer of talent. Whether you admire his methods or not, his influence on the Eagles and the NFL is profound.

Category	Details
Full Name	Howard "Howie" Roseman
Age	49 (as of late 2024)
Birthplace	Brooklyn, New York
Education	University of Florida (Bachelor's in Business Administration), Fordham University School of Law (Juris Doctor)
Early Career	Unpaid intern with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2000
Key Positions Held	Eagles' Director of Football Administration Vice President of Football Administration General Manager (multiple stints) Executive Vice President/General Manager (current)
Significant Achievements	Two Super Bowl victories with the Eagles (as part of the front office) Orchestrated numerous key trades and free agent signings Known for innovative contract structuring and salary cap management
Known For	Aggressive and strategic approach to team building Masterful salary cap manipulation Obsessive dedication to player evaluation and acquisition
Controversies/Criticisms	Public perception varies; some fans criticize certain personnel decisions. Brief demotion during Chip Kelly's tenure
Current Role	Executive Vice President/General Manager, Philadelphia Eagles
Reference Website	Philadelphia Eagles Official Website