@SleeperBot: Jake Rosenberg, a salary cap executive who has been a crucial part of the Philadelphia Eagles' front office for 12 seasons, announced he will depart the team in pursuit of a general manager role elsewhere. Rosenberg's duties included managing the salary cap, contract negotiations, compliance with NFL's Collective Bargaining Agreement, and strategic planning, and his departure is deemed a significant loss to the Eagles’ front office.

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Philadelphia Eagles' salary cap executive Jake Rosenberg to depart, seeks general manager role elsewhere