When Eagles General Manager Howie Roseman signed Saquon Barkley 11 months ago, not everyone thought it was a smart move: Free agent running backs have been devalued around the NFL, and there were plenty of arguments that the Eagles were devoting too much salary cap space to an unimportant position.

Howie Roseman survived the Philadelphia Eagles’ Super Bowl parade. He has a scar to prove it. More than a week after the general manager was gashed in the forehead with an unopened beer can while riding on top of one of the buses along the parade procession,

Eagles GM Howie Roseman gave a bleak outlook for the offseason. Here's what that means for a possible Myles Garrett trade.

INDIANAPOLIS — Gone was his gash, but his humor remained.

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Roseman started that process two years ago when he selected defensive tackle Jalen Carter and edge rusher Nolan Smith in the first round of the 2023 NFL Draft, and he continued it last year when he took cornerbacks Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean with his top-two picks in the 2024 NFL Draft.

"Myles Garrett, (The Eagles) would not want to see him go to the Washington Commanders, for example. If that was to gain traction, Howie Roseman would likely step in and try to make a deal that is too hard for the Browns to refuse," Fowler said.