General Manager Howie Roseman has offered his perspective on the Philadelphia Eagles’ recent additions. Roseman spoke about Riq Woolen, Arnold Ebiketie, Hollywood Brown, Elijah Moore and Andy Dalton.
Adding Speed and Depth to the Receiving Corps
The Eagles have added Hollywood Brown to their receiving options. Roseman highlighted Brown’s speed as a key asset. He noted that teams will need to respect Brown’s vertical ability, suggesting he can stretch the field. Roseman pointed out that Jalen Hurts excels at throwing the deep ball, expressing excitement about their potential connection. Brown also possesses lower-body flexibility and breaks well, making him a versatile receiver.
Elijah Moore is another addition to the Eagles’ receiving room. Roseman mentioned that the team liked Moore coming into the NFL. He acknowledged that Moore might feel his first few years in the league haven’t met his expectations. The Eagles aim to provide Moore with an opportunity to compete and utilize his skills.
Strengthening the Defence
The Eagles have signed cornerback Riq Woolen. Roseman commented on Woolen’s physical attributes. He noted Woolen’s unusual size and speed, as well as his NFL experience. Roseman acknowledged that Woolen has areas for improvement. He said the Eagles can help him return to his peak performance level.
Arnold Ebiketie has also joined the team as an outside linebacker. Roseman stated that the team had done extensive work on Ebiketie during the 2022 NFL Draft. He said they have a good understanding of Ebiketie as a person and a player. Roseman has observed how Ebiketie’s skills have translated to the NFL. He believes Ebiketie’s abilities align with the team’s defensive objectives. Roseman noted that Ebiketie’s previous system in Atlanta was similar to the Eagles’ system. He added that Ebiketie is a high-character guy who is still young with room to grow.
Reinforcing the Quarterback Position
Andy Dalton has been added to the quarterback roster. Roseman stated the team’s preference for having three quarterbacks. He says the Eagles want to ensure they have three quarterbacks who can step in and play.
The Eagles will look to integrate these new players into their system as they prepare for the upcoming season.