Analyzing Howie Roseman’s offseason roster moves with the Eagles at 2-6

Geoff Mosher writes that Philadelphia Eagles general manager Howie Roseman shares significant blame for the team's 2-6 start and six-game losing streak. While head coach Nick Sirianni and his coaching staff have faced intense scrutiny, Mosher argues that Roseman failed to provide the necessary talent during the 2026 offseason, resulting in major roster deficiencies across multiple key position groups.

Mosher evaluates several high-profile additions and extensions, criticizing expensive defensive tackle deals for Jalen Carter and Jordan Davis alongside underwhelming pass-rush contributions from Jonathan Greenard and Arnold Ebiketie. The analysis also highlights problems at tight end, secondary depth issues with Tariq Woolen, and a botched quarterback situation following Andy Dalton's release and Jalen Hurts' season-ending medical condition.