Eagles' Johnston Joins Falcons, Berry Eyed for Replacement

0:00On April 28th, Bryce Johnston, the Eagles Senior Vice President of Football Administration, is heading to the Atlanta Falcons for a big promotion. He'll handle their salary cap, lead contract talks, and advise on roster building as Senior Vice President of Football Administration and Senior. Personnel Executive. This is a tough hit for Howie Roseman's crew in Philly. Johnston started as an intern with the Eagles back in the 2016 offseason and climbed fast through the ranks over nearly 10 years. He took on key duties like salary cap management and negotiations after Jake Rosenberg left, becoming Roseman's go-to guy on those fronts. The Eagles saw this kind of front-off as shake-up coming after their 2026 draft, especially with ex-Eagle Ian Cunningham, now running. Things in Atlanta. Cunningham already poached Philly's Vice President of Football Operations, Jeff Scott, as his assistant GM, a few weeks back. In a statement, Johnson thanked owners Jeffrey Lori, Roseman, and Don Smolensky

1:02for the chances, plus mentor Jake Rosenberg. He called his Eagle Day special, but ready for the next challenge with old colleagues. Now Philly Eyes' internal replacement, Adam Barry, Vice President of Football Operations and Strategy, whose twin brother runs the browns. It's just more proof that the Eagles set up breeds league-wide talent that keeps getting scooped up. Stay locked in with NFL News Today, AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.