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Eagles GM Howie Roseman was hit with a beer during the team's Super Bowl 2025 parade, later saying,"I bleed for this city."
It’s never wise to underestimate what general manager Howie Roseman can do in free agency no matter how much or how little the Eagles have to spend. Right now,
Philadelphia Eagles general manager Howie Roseman took a stray beer can off of the forehead during the Eagles' Super Bowl parade Friday.
"I bleed for this city!" Roseman told Eagles fans afterward. Now he and his team apparently have a plan to turn that phrase into a clothing line.
The Philadelphia Eagles had a tougher time surviving their Super Bowl parade on Friday than they did winning the game on Sunday.
By the time the team came through, the crowd was rowdy. According to NBC Sports Philadelphia, Eagles general manager Howie Roseman was struck by a beer can and ended up with a gash in his forehead. A photo of Roseman with the cut on his face circulated ...
During the Eagles' Super Bowl LIX parade, GM Howie Roseman got hit in the head by a stray beer can, following it up with an epic message.
Philadelphia Eagles EVP and GM Howie Roseman took quite the head shot during the team's Super Bowl 59 parade. It wasn't safe to be on a float or anywhere as is evidenced by the nasty gash on Roseman's forehead.
Eagles general manager Howie Roseman bleeds for the city of Philadelphia. Literally. Roseman's forehead took the brunt of an errant throw of a beer can during the team's Super Bowl parade in ...
A gash to his forehead didn't stop Howie Roseman from delivering a cigar-smoking victory speech at the Eagles' Super Bowl parade on Friday.