Imagine this: A city celebrating a huge win, a parade with fans cheering, and a beer can flying through the air. This is exactly what happened to Philadelphia Eagles' general manager, Howie Roseman during the team's Super Bowl victory parade. A beer can hit him right on the head, causing a bit of bloodshed. But Roseman didn't let it get to him. He was laughing and having a great time with the crowd.

        This wasn't just any parade. The Eagles had just won their second Super Bowl in eight years. Roseman, known for building a strong team, was right there in the middle of it all. He was the one who helped the Eagles reach three Super Bowls and win two of them.

        Roseman didn't let the injury stop him from having fun. He stood in front of the Philadelphia Museum of Art and shouted to the crowd, "I bleed for this city! Go Eagles! " He was still smiling, even with a visible wound on his head. He was proud of the team and the staff, saying they did an "unbelievable job".

        The crowd cheered as he spoke. They were happy to see their team's success. Roseman's words showed his dedication to the city and the team. He was proud of their achievements and excited for the future.

        The Eagles had a great season, and Roseman played a big part in it. He helped build a team that could win big games. The fans loved it, and they showed it during the parade. They cheered and celebrated with their team.

        The Eagles' win was a big deal. It showed that hard work and dedication can pay off. The team and the staff worked hard to get to the Super Bowl and win it. Roseman was proud of their efforts and wanted to share that pride with the city.

        The Eagles' victory parade was a day to remember. It showed the team's success and the fans' love for their team. Roseman's injury was just a small part of the day, but it showed his dedication to the city and the team. He was proud to be a part of the Eagles' success.

Eagles' GM Gets a Beer Bath

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