The general manager’s latest rookie class is offering Philly almost no help when the roster needs it most. Philadelphia Eagles general manager Howie Roseman has built his reputation on delivering when the heat is turned all the way up.
A to Z Sports argues that Philadelphia Eagles general manager Howie Roseman must return to drafting proven talent from top college programs like Georgia and Alabama. The column criticizes the Eagles' 2026 draft class for offering minimal immediate help to the roster, noting that Roseman's recent approach prioritised upside and developmental prospects over pro-ready contributors.
The writer specifically criticises selecting fifth-round quarterback Cole Payton, who plays special teams instead of backing up, while Tanner McKee struggles. Although the piece praises rookie Makai Lemon and past hits like Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean, it faults the team for leaning heavily on developmental pieces like tackle Markel Bell and inactive tight end Eli Stowers.
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