Howie Roseman

It sounds like Howie Roseman finally endorsed Jalen Hurts as the Eagles’ starting quarterback. By Dave Zangaro

The Philadelphia Eagles added an extra first-round pick next year before selecting the Heisman Trophy winner and spent the rest of the draft focused mainly on defense

The Eagles need to bolster their CB depth – so why did they wait until the fourth round to draft one?

The Eagles have yet to address their most pressing need, which is cornerback. Will they do it Saturday in the draft? By Reuben Frank

The Eagles drafted offensive lineman Landon Dickerson on Friday night despite his lengthy injury history.

You can turn things around quickly in the NFL, but you need to make smart decisions. Howie Roseman did that Thursday night by trading up to take DeVonta Smith.

Taking a dip into the mailbag as we wait for the 2021 NFL Draft to begin.

The Eagles will likely have good options at No. 12 … but what if this doomsday scenario plays out?

Nick Sirianni was bouncing off the walls during Wednesday’s news conference but at least he was himself.

“Flexibility creates opportunity.” Philadelphia Eagles general manager Howie Roseman explained why the Eagles traded down from 6 to 12 and hinted that more trades are coming.

Some think that Howie Roseman is the Eagles’ GM for life, but can he really survive another bad NFL Draft?

The Eagles could be looking to upgrade the linebacking corps and from the first round to a late-round sleeper, there are some options in the NFL Draft.

The Eagles were in a terrible spot this offseason. How have they done getting out of it? By Reuben Frank

Eagles GM Howie Roseman didn’t rule out the possibility that the Eagles could draft a QB at No. 6.

The Eagles are expected to trade quarterback Carson Wentz in “the coming days,” according to a report. By Dave Zangaro

Donovan McNabb thinks it would be best for Howie Roseman to trade Carson Wentz but isn’t sure that happens.

The looming question of front office control doesn’t seem to have affected Nick Sirianni’s earliest, and most important, decisions.

Jeff Lurie’s decision to fire Doug Pederson but keep Howie Roseman is outrageous, Reuben Frank argues.