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Eagles Owners, GMs, Coaches at NFL Meetings

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NFL owners, GMs, and coaches converge at the Arizona Biltmore for annual meetings, with Eagles Jeffrey Lurie, Howie Roseman, and Nick Sirianni addressing fans. Lurie faces questions on the underperforming offense and playoff exits. Roseman discusses free agency, late-round picks, and draft strategy. No rule proposals, but votes on onside kicks, ref errors, and trading picks five years out. With nine picks in the 2026 draft, Rosemans focus shifts, but expect roster tweaks from these meetings.

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Eagles Owners, GMs, Coaches at NFL Meetings. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 29th, NFL owners GMs and coaches are gathering this week at the swanky Arizona built-more in Phoenix for the annual meetings, just weeks. Before the 2026 draft, Eagles fans got eyes on owner Jeffrey Lori speaking Tuesday, GM Howie Roseman, Sunday evening, and hit coach Nick Serionia Monday breakfast. After a shaky 2025 season, we're fully repeated as NFC East Champs, but flamed out quick in the wild car playoffs, Lori's rare presser, will draw heat on the underperforming offense and three first round exits in five years under Serionia. Roseman will break down free agency, where they lost key talent like Jalen Phillips, but snagged corner Ric Wullen for 12 million bucks. They've patched holes with one year vet deal since, and history shows Roseman loves late ads that stick on the roster and contribute. No Eagles rule proposals this time, but Voltz loom on stuff like any time onside kicks, fixes for replacement ref errors during stoppages and trading, picks five years out, pushed

by Browns and Steelers Tweaks. With nine picks in the 2026 draft, including 23rd overall in Round 1, Roseman's focus shifts there soon, but expect more roster. Tweaks as these meetings drop clues on what's next for Philly. Stay locked in with NFL News Today, AI Powered Updates.

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