What to know about Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie reportedly exploring sale of minority stake, changes in Howie Roseman's front office

The Eagles might have a new minority owner. That’s a real possibility after a Bloomberg report that Jeffrey Lurie is exploring a sale of a minority stake in the franchise at a valuation of more than $7.5 billion. The report indicated that no sale would lead to a path of controlling interest. Lurie has been public about his desire to keep the franchise in his family. Lurie's son, Julian Lurie, already has a formal role in the franchise.
A $7.5 billion valuation would be a record for an NFL club. Similar to signing a quarterback, it’s a price tag that might be trumped by the next sale. But that valuation is nonetheless a major takeaway from the report, especially for a franchise that Lurie pur...