Philadelphia Eagles general manager Howie Roseman had a busy two days already, but here are five things that should be on his to-do list as free agency nears.

Aldous Huxley famously said of orthodoxy that it learns not and neither does it forget. It is a pertinent piece of criticism as we consider Howie Roseman’s brave new world. Once upon a time, it was said that a smart general manager saves resources at running back and linebacker in order to reinvest them elsewhere.

The first-team All Pro linebacker signed a three-year deal worth $51 million Wednesday and remained off the free-agent market.

Eagles general manager Howie Roseman explained how this year’s Super Bowl win felt a little different than the first — using a rather graphic analogy.

Cooper DeJean probably still shouldn’t have been there, sitting comfortably with his family in his Iowa hometown on draft night last spring, waiting to be pluck

Philadelphia Eagles general manager Howie Roseman made an interesting analogy when discussing the feeling of winning his second Super Bowl.

There are all sorts of analogies for achievement in sports and Eagles GM Howie Roseman definitely said one of the things you could possibly say about it. Appearing on The McShay Show, Roseman was quick to ask what the rating of the show was before gleefully launching into his analogy about how the Super Bowl is like sex.