Overview

• Howie Roseman has reiterated the Eagles' absolute ban on drafting players with histories of violence against women, calling it a non-negotiable policy.
• The policy is applied objectively, with no exceptions made based on talent or the time elapsed since an incident occurred.
• The Eagles rely on an internal vetting process led by chief security officer Dom DiSandro to evaluate character concerns beyond the no-violence threshold.
• Roseman acknowledged past risks taken on non-violence-related issues, such as the 2023 Jalen Carter trade, while emphasizing the importance of value-driven talent acquisition.
• As the 2025 NFL Draft approaches, the team continues to assess prospects like Mike Green, who faces serious allegations, and Walter Nolen, flagged for maturity concerns.