WATCH: Howie Roseman says domestic violence is a complete deal breaker when scouting players

Howie Roseman and his Philadelphia Eagles truly are the class of the NFL — on and off the field.

Every team in the league should strive to be like them. Not only because they’re fresh off a Super Bowl win, but because they actually have moral standards when bringing players into their organization.

While speaking on the Todd McShay Show, Howie Roseman went through some deal breakers when it comes to scouting players. The first one he mentioned — violence against women.

Howie Roseman won’t tolerate players who’ve committed domestic violence

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HOWIE ROSEMAN & THE #EAGLES DO NOT SCOUT PLAYERS WHO HAVE BEEN VIOLENT AGAINST WOMEN

“I won’t even watch them; I don’t even want to talk… I can’t go. He did a 10 years ago and he learned from it… it just doesn’t work for us”

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— MLFootball (@_MLFootball) April 2, 2025

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With the NFL Deep State trying to ban the Eagles flagship play and teams all over the league openly signing players who are pieces of shit off the field, it’s nice to see our team rise above the rest.