Howey Roseman scored a bit of graphics when describing the Eagles' Super Bowl 2025 victory.
The Philadelphia general manager answered not at work when asked how he felt about winning his second championship in eight seasons on “McShayshaw” this week.
“It's almost like you have sex,” Roseman told host Todd McShay. “I'm so glad you had sex. It's not even the quality of it. The second time, I was like, “Wow, I actually enjoyed this and enjoyed it.”
Roseman, 49, has been the executive vice president/general manager of the Eagles since 2019 and is widely considered one of the top front office executives in soccer.
In 2017, when the Eagles beat the Patriots and won the franchise's first Super Bowl, Roseman was executive vice president of football operations for the team.
Roseman has worked in the franchise since joining the franchise in 2000 as a front office intern.
After his latest victory, in the locker room, Roseman became wild with all his players and staff congratulations.
A few days later, Roseman smacked the face with a beer can during the Eagles Championship Parade through Philadelphia.
Roseman has already returned to work and signed the superstar on Tuesday to return Saquon Berkley to a two-year, $41.2 million contract extension.
The Eagles also reportedly are “looking for a big swing” this offseason, further improving their Super Bowl-winning roster.
