"Best general manager in professional sports" - NFL fans laud Howie Roseman after Eagles advance to Super Bowl LIX

The Philadelphia Eagles have created one of the most talented rosters in the NFL, thanks to general manager Howie Roseman. Roseman became the general manager in the 2010 season and reclaimed personnel power on Dec. 30, 2015. During that stretch, the team has made three Super Bowl appearances, including the 55-23 home win in the NFC Championship Game over the Washington Commanders on Sunday.

Fans took to social media to praise the Philadelphia Eagles general manager.

"Howie Roseman with one of the best offseasons in NFL history. Becton to solidify the offensive line, and Saquon to make the best-run game in the league on offense. Zach Baun, Quinton Mitchell, and Cooper Dejeanlare all flying around on defense." One social media user posted.

"Howie Roseman is the best general manager in professional sports."

"Howie Roseman really built three Super Bowl rosters within 7 years of each other, I know he makes some Madden GM type moves but he deserves props." One commenter posted on social media

"3rd Super Bowl trip for the Eagles in the last 8 years. The main constant? Howie Roseman. Impressive team-builder. Invests resources at key positions and makes smart bets elsewhere." One person wrote on Twitter

"Howie Roseman got some criticism drafting from the Georgia menu but those boys producing. Jalen Carter is a true game wrecker, Nolan Smith 4 sacks in the playoffs, Jorda Davis is solid" Another person commented

The Eagles have a 139-104-1 record since Howie Roseman began his general manager duties in the 2010 season.

What has Howie Roseman done with the Philadelphia Eagles?

Howie Roseman has been an Eagle for life as he has been with the franchise since 2000 when he was a front office intern. He would be hired out of the internship and become part of the salary cap staff counsel (2001-2002). He moved up the ladder in 2003 to become the Director of Football administration and would become the VP of it in 2006-07.

His final job before becoming the general manager was as the Vice President of Player Personnel, which he held in 2008 and 2009 before being promoted to general manager.