PHILADELPHIA — If it’s any consolation, Nick and Howie are just as angry as you are. They’re stunned, and they’re sad and they’re hurting, too.
Four days after blowing a 10-point lead to Andy Reid and the Chiefs in Super Bowl LVII, the Eagles head coach and general manager emerged from their mourning caves, blinked at the klieg lights, and vowed to climb all the way to the top of the mountain sooner than later.
“We got scarred. We got a scar on us. It’s gonna heal over time,” said Howie Roseman, quietly. “We’re going to do everything we can — everything in our power — to make sure we bring this city, our players, our staff what they deserve.”
