
Howie Roseman's rise from an unpaid summer intern with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2000 to one of the top executives in professional sports is a remarkable journey. Becoming the youngest general manager in the NFL at age 34 in 2010, Roseman fulfilled a childhood dream rooted in his early days of evaluating college players and creating draft boards.
Despite facing setbacks, including a temporary exile in 2015 due to a power struggle, Roseman reclaimed personnel control in 2016 and orchestrated the Eagles' first Super Bowl championship in 2017. Following a challenging 2020 season, he rebuilt the roster, leading the team to another Super Bowl appearance in 2024, where they will face the Kansas City Chiefs in a highly anticipated rematch at the Superdome on Sunday.