Jaelan Phillips is a 26 year old pass rusher and his age fits the profile of a player that Eagles GM Howie Roseman would want to retain long term

As linebacker Jihaad Campbell said when he fell to the Eagles in round one of the draft, "The richer just got rich."

PHILADELPHIA - Three Trades In Six Days. That could be the name of a movie, but for Howie Roseman and the Eagles it’s a reality. The general manager added three

Then, Dean returned. Campbell's versatility led to an expected decision. The Eagles could make a simple switch by moving him to edge rusher, but that's when Howie Roseman dialed up an old friend, his first-ever draft choice made as Eagles GM. Brandon Graham was invited out of retirement, and he accepted that invitation.

The Browns would have demanded a raft of assets that no team with active Super Bowl aspirations could afford. Also: Why move slot Cooper DeJean outside, since he's the No. 1 corner in the NFL?

According to ESPN’s Field Yates, the Dolphins converted $5.1 million of that salary into a signing bonus, leaving the Eagles on the hook for $1.5 million for the rest of the season.

LeSean McCoy plays a ukulele, and that's just one of the highlights as shock and awe about Howie Roseman's brilliance continues.

Look, it's not lost on me what kind of comments this story will get. There will be plenty of "but they won a Super Bowl" type stuff, and that's fine. For the Eagles fans who found their way here, this isn't a "Lions are better than the Eagles" article.

Philadelphia Eagles have traded a 2026 third-round pick to the Miami Dolphins for edge rusher Jaelan Phillips. General Manager Howie Roseman continues to strengthen the defense ahead of the NFL trade deadline,