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United States Howie Roseman has transitioned from an Eagles intern to a two-time NFL Executive of the Year and architect of multiple Super Bowl Championship rosters, demonstrating a continuous commitment to innovative team building.
LifeBrand became the Draft room sponsor, with Eagles GM Howie Roseman and coach Nick Sirianni selecting players from the 'Draft Room' in partnership with the Philadelphia-area tech startup.
Roseman's charitable endeavors have helped raise funds and awareness for the foundation, which funds childhood cancer research.
Roseman supports programs that enable young people to reach their full potential as productive, caring, and responsible citizens.
Roseman's involvement supports USA Football's mission to advance, teach, and grow the sport of football.
Roseman was named Honorary Commander for the base in recognition of his consistent efforts and support for military initiatives.
Roseman was a featured artist on 'The Dreidel Song' on the vocal trio's second album, 'A Philly Special Christmas Special.' Proceeds from the album benefited the Children's Crisis Treatment Center and Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
Born in Brooklyn, NY, in 1975, Howie Roseman pursued a career in the NFL with persistent determination. After earning his bachelor’s degree from Florida and a J.D. from Fordham Law School, Roseman relentlessly sought opportunities within NFL front offices. His efforts led him to an internship with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2000, where he started in the salary cap department. This entry marked the beginning of a rapid ascent through the franchise’s administrative and football operations, showcasing his early understanding of the complexities of team management. From 2000 to 2009, he moved through various roles, including salary cap staff counsel, director of football administration, vice president of football administration, and vice president of player personnel, laying the groundwork for his future leadership.
Roseman was appointed General Manager of the Philadelphia Eagles in 2010. At 34, he was one of the youngest NFL executives to hold such a position. During his initial tenure as GM from 2010-2014, he began restructuring the team, emphasizing a younger roster. This period saw the Eagles secure NFC East titles in 2010 and 2013 and send nine players to the Pro Bowl. His strategic approach to roster building and player development, including managing contracts, the salary cap, and scouting, earned him recognition. After a brief period as Executive Vice President of Football Operations from 2015-2018, he regained the General Manager title in 2019, cementing his authority over all aspects of football operations, from scouting to sports medicine and analytics.
Under Roseman’s leadership, the Eagles achieved significant success, including Super Bowl LII and Super Bowl LIX championships. He is recognized as one of only a few general managers to win multiple Super Bowls with different quarterbacks and head coaches. His impact extends to fostering a collaborative and progressive environment, which has led to high winning percentages and consistent playoff appearances. Since his return as GM with personnel authority, the Eagles have made eight playoff appearances and won five division crowns. Roseman is also active in the community, supporting military and children’s initiatives, and was honored with the Steinberg-DeNicola Humanitarian Award in 2018 for his charitable contributions. He also serves on the General Managers Advisory Committee and the Future of Football Advisory Committee, contributing to the league’s development and innovation.
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