Howie Roseman is widely considered one of the greatest managers in NFL history, and his significant net worth has resulted from his popularity and drive to bring the team above the ranks.
The general manager began his professional career after connecting with Mike Tannenbaum and the New York Jets’ pro personnel director. Howie Roseman later interned at the Philadelphia Eagles.
Roseman was soon promoted to director of football administration and later to vice president of football administration. He continued to excel at the Eagles and landed the team’s general manager position.
Moreover, he oversaw advisory roles and assisted Andy Reid in making essential team decisions. Roseman worked on the Eagles’ rooster and built it as one of the youngest in the league.
Since becoming the Eagles GM in 2010, Howie Roseman has developed a reputation as one of the most creative minds in the NFL when it comes to making trades and managing the cap.
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Roseman also handled the Eagles’ college and pro scouting departments and the team’s medical, equipment, and video staff while monitoring the team’s salary caps throughout the year.
Similarly, the team provided him with a stable income and position that continued to increase as the years passed. Roseman earned an annual salary of $1.5 million and $1.7 million while being an assistant manager.
Further, he contracted with the Eagles through 2020 and was estimated to make $10.2 million over the contract’s life. The team extended his contract for three years through 2025.
The manager was in his contract’s final year before signing a new deal. Roseman joined the office in 2000 and has been inching closer to over two decades with the players and the game.
Howie Roseman has a career in music in addition to NFL contribution!
Besides his involvement in field tactics, Roseman manages contract negotiations and helped the team with Super Bowl LII in 2018 against the New England Patriots.
He has worked to improve the team’s community efforts, including charity involving the military and children. Roseman helped the team start the Eagles Youth Partnership, which served over 50,000 low-income children.
Additionally, The Philly Specials featured Roseman on The Dreidel Song from their second album, A Philly Special Christmas Special. They donated the album’s revenue to the Children’s Crisis Treatment Center.
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Meanwhile, the 49-year-old revealed that his wife, Mindy Friedman, inspires him to do better for the community and the Eagles. Friedman is a graduate of New York University and works as an investment analyst.
Moreover, Howie Roseman and his partner donated part of their net worth to the frontline heroes of Philadelphia before the NFL Draft season during COVID-19. The locals thanked them for the financial support.
The couple wrote an encouraging message for the workers: “We’re thinking of you. Please know that you are making a difference, and we are grateful for all that you do today and every day.“
Similarly, Roseman has provided a well-off lifestyle for his wife and four children, who reside in a $3.25 million property in the Farview Road area of Villanova.
Additional Information
- Howie Roseman graduated from the University of Florida with a law degree from Fordham. His mother works for Manalapan, New Jersey, and his father is a retired assistant principal at Tottenville High School.
- The Pro Football Writers of America honored the general manager as Executive of the Year in 2017 and 2022.
