Jeffrey McLane
Eagles Reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer
Eagles reporter @ https://t.co/OKPEy1p1qC. Listen to my podcast “unCovering the Birds” https://t.co/fkiRCeNDUr
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2 days ago |
inquirer.com | Jeffrey McLane |Jeff Neiburg |Olivia Reiner |EJ Smith
Skip to contentWill the Eagles pick a defensive lineman yet again in the first round? Maybe an offensive tackle or tight end? Our writers weigh in. American team defensive lineman Walter Nolen of Mississippi (2) runs through drills during practice for the Senior Bowl, Thursday, Jan. 30, 2025, in Mobile, Ala.
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2 weeks ago |
inquirer.com | Jeffrey McLane
Skip to contentJeff McLane brings you exclusive highlights from the NFL owners meetings, featuring Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie, fresh off a championship victory. by Jeff McLane April 9, 2025, 11:03 p.m. ETThe weather in Palm Beach during the annual NFL owners meetings was touch-and-go by South Florida standards. One attendee, however, was certainly shining brighter than most.
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3 weeks ago |
inquirer.com | Jeffrey McLane
Howie Roseman loves food. “I like to say, passion for all the Fs. You know, food, football, friends, family,” he told unCovering the Birds. Roseman’s day job as Eagles general manager might not let him pour as much energy and time into his foodie pursuits as his palate and belly would like. But make no mistake, he still finds a way. “There’s something that, to me, is fun about doing that and going to a restaurant and kind of evaluating that,” Roseman said.
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3 weeks ago |
inquirer.com | Jeffrey McLane
PALM BEACH, Fla. — Jeffrey Lurie is a big spender. The NFL may have a salary cap, but the Eagles have spent more money than any team over the last decade, and because of that, they currently have approximately $150 million more in void years than the next closest franchise. While many of the league’s owners balk at seeing red figures on their spreadsheets, Lurie has given general manager Howie Roseman the largest budget of any general manager. And Roseman has, for the most part, invested well.
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3 weeks ago |
inquirer.com | Jeffrey McLane
PALM BEACH, Fla. – Howie Roseman said he understood the criticism of the C.J. Gardner-Johnson trade – some of which, The Inquirer learned, hasn’t come exclusively from outside the NovaCare Complex. The Eagles general manager acknowledged that on paper – dealing the established safety for, in essence, a player who is very much a projection – wasn’t an even one. “The premise is fair,” Roseman said on Monday at the NFL owners meetings.
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RT @phillysport: After a championship win, Jeffrey Lurie is ready for more. In the latest unCovering the Birds, @Jeff_McLane shares exclus…
Latest “unCovering the Birds:” Jeffrey Lurie’s post-Super Bowl Glow More from the NFL owners meetings on #Eagles HC/GM contracts; Tush Push pushed; roster moves. And I sit down with Hugh Douglas, to find out how I can spruce up my dryness. Listen: https://t.co/BqUbR29nX8 https://t.co/1c9vfaWg7Z
