The Philadelphia Eagles and general manager Howie Roseman have been preparing for this NFL Draft and the virtual setup should be a breeze thanks to some great work by the organization’s IT team.
Roseman recently admitted that he had the Eagles IT team hook his home office up in a fashion similar to his work setup at the NovaCare Complex.
The Eagles were hopefully ahead of the curve and today during an appearance on ESPN’s NFL Live, Roseman gave a preview of his living room war-room, courtesy of a video from 6ABC’s Mark Meany.
This is VERY cool. @Eagles GM Howie Roseman was just on ESPN and gave an inside look at his #NFLDraft setup in his living room. Howie is dialed in and ready for round one tomorrow. Take a look: pic.twitter.com/4mMCCXGl50
— mark meany (@markmeany) April 22, 2020
Roseman has a screen for pro days, a live draft tracker, and a big board for the offensive and defensive players.
Roseman has a phone set up in his office with a camera to ensure that he complies with league rules as well.
He has a television set up to watch the draft and an area for his post pick and post-draft press conferences.
The Eagles currently hold the No. 21 overall pick in the first round and Roseman could look to move up or back in the draft as things shake out.