Eagles GM Howie Roseman allowed himself to enjoy the 2nd Super Bowl victory — but he doesn't view it as validation of a potential Hall of Fame career

INDIANAPOLIS — An enduring image from the Eagles’  Super Bowl celebration was general manager Howie Roseman, with a cigar in hand, dancing in the middle of a circle of players he acquired. A man who started as an intern, became the youngest general manager in the NFL, had his decision-making duties stripped for a year, and collected more criticism along the way than he cares to forget won his second Super Bowl.
There were no scores to settle this time. There was no need to declare, “I told you so.” It was only the unbridled excitement of a general manager who bolstered his potential Hall of Fame legacy and is now viewed as one of the top executives in professional sports.
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