Eagles “Send a Message” to Cowboys: Howie Roseman Shares Winning Philosophy That’s Shaking Up the Entire NFL!
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The Philadelphia Eagles aren’t just Super Bowl champions, they’re now the gold standard of management across the league. With the new season approaching, GM Howie Roseman once again made Eagles fans proud, boldly highlighting the blueprint that has kept the Birds flying high and, in the process, throwing some serious shade at the Dallas Cowboys!
The “Eagles Family” Philosophy: If You Deserve It, You Stay and You Get Rewarded
On Wednesday, Eagles GM Howie Roseman detailed the philosophy that’s helped him build an elite franchise. When asked why signing players early is so important, Roseman said it’s all about building the right culture. “In Philadelphia, we don’t just build a football team, we build a winning family. If you do things right, if you give your all to the Eagles both on and off the field, you will always be rewarded. Here, everyone has the chance to stay, to grow, and to make history together. We keep our best people and we win together! We're trying to draft, develop, sign.”
While the Cowboys are in turmoil , stalling on a new contract for Micah Parsons and seeing growing rifts between management and players, everything in Philly is the opposite: key stars are locked up early, paid fairly, and everyone is united in the quest for another championship. That’s why Roseman’s comments were instantly seen as a subtle dig at Dallas, intentional or not. He made it clear: the Eagles do what works for them, and the difference between Philly’s approach and Dallas’ dysfunction couldn’t be more obvious.
A Message for Fans: “In Philly, We’re Family and Family Sticks Together!”
For Roseman and the Eagles, success isn’t just about talent, it’s about building trust and unity among people chasing the same goal. That’s why the Eagles sit at the top of the league, while the rest can only watch and envy!
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