Eagles General Manager Howie Roseman shared thoughts about the upcoming offseason. This was before heading to New Orleans to watch his team win Super Bowl LIX. Also, he acknowledged that the team would look different next year. However, he does not expect any special treatment. This is for winning the franchise’s second Lombardi Trophy. Continue reading to learn more about Eagles Star’s Bold Future Stance.
Connection Between Success and Resources
Roseman reflected on the success of the Eagles’ front office. Also, he noted that the three best years resulted in the three Super Bowl appearances. He believes there is a strong connection between how well the front office performs. Also, there is a connection between how well the entire organization can succeed.
Moreover, he emphasized that resources change from year to year. A key factor in returning to the Super Bowl was having enough resources and draft picks. This is in the years 2022, 2023 and 2024. Also, these resources allow the team to remain flexible. Roseman understands that many talented players deserve to be paid well. Alongside, he is focused on finding ways to create flexibility in the salary cap.
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Future Signings and Roster Moves
The Eagles recently made future signings. This came later than usual this year due to their Super Bowl run. Players signed futures contracts with the team on Friday 13. These players include running back Ty Davis-Price, wide receiver Danny Gray, tight end Nick Muse, edge rushers Ochaun Mathis and K.J. Henry defensive tackle Gabe Hall. Also, it includes cornerback
A.J. Woods, Tariq Castro-Fields, Parry Nickerson, and safety Andre’ Sam.
Additionally, the Eagles brought back intentional exemption player Laekin Vakalahi. Also, wide receiver Elijah Cooks was recently released from the practice squad. Some players who were on the practice squad during the Super Bowl did not receive future deals immediately. Fullback Khari Blasingame, linebacker Nick Morrow, edge rusher Chuck Harris, wide receiver and returner Kyle Phillips, and quarterback Ian Book also keep their options open. This is for the start of the new league year.
Notable Players to Watch
Among the players brought back, Ty Davis-Price and Danny Gray stand out. Both were third-round picks for the San Francisco 49ers in 2022. Davis-Price was selected 93rd overall from LSU. Meanwhile, Gray was picked 105th overall from SMU. Davis-Price aimed for a spot on the 53-man roster. This was during training camp last summer.
He spent the entire season on the practice squad. He showed potential as an NFL-level runner. However, he struggled in the passing game but made progress over time. With running back Kenny Gainwell set to become a free agent, there may be an opportunity for Davis-Price. He may earn a spot on the active roster.
Gray joined the Eagles later in the season and impressed many. Defensive teammates often mentioned him as the best scout-team player. He was responsible for mimicking the opponent’s best wide receiver during practices. Gray has more receiving skills than some of the Eagles’ rookies at the position. With star receivers A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith on the roster, the Eagles are focused on adding depth.
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Free Agency and Future Prospects
The Eagles have a strong roster and a solid foundation for the future. After winning Super Bowl LIX against the Kansas City Chiefs, there is optimism. This is about another deep playoff run next season. While some important players, such as Milton Williams, Zack Baun, and Josh Sweat, will enter free agency. Most top stars remain under contract in 2025. This continuity will help the Eagles maintain their competitive edge. There is potential for the team. This is to re-assign some of its free agents.
