On Thursday, the Philadelphia Eagles announced 10 changes to its football operations department. The changes are as follows in alphabetical order.

• Phil Bhaya-University Scout, Southeast

• Brandon Brown-Head of Player Personnel

•Dave Caldwell-Head of Personnel

• Ian Cunningham-Director of Player Personnel

• Matt Holland-Northeastern University Scout

• Bryce Johnston-Senior Director of Football Trading

• Evan Pritt – Reconnaissance Assistant

• Catherine Raîche-Vice President of Football Operations

• Jeff Scott – Senior Professional Scout

• Ameena Soliman – professional scout

The most notable of the above changes are Brown, Caldwell, Cunningham, Raiche and Soliman.

Catherine Raîche

According to the team’s website, Leonki “will be involved in all areas of football operations and player work, including professional and college scouting, contract management, player/staff development, and football research.” She has an interesting background because she initially I came from Montreal, so I started working for the CFL and got the title of assistant general manager of Argonauts in Toronto.

Raîche’s promotion to this position made her The highest-ranked female personnel director in NFL history, Only 32 years old. The Eagles said they will provide Raîche services to the media at some point.

Brandon Brown and Ian Cunningham

Brown and Cunningham were promoted to joint directors of player personnel. Brown will oversee the professional scouting department, and Cunningham will oversee the college scouting department. According to the team’s website, Brown will conduct cross-industry work in universities and Cunningham will conduct cross-industry work in careers.

If Howie Roseman is the leader in the food chain of the reconnaissance department, and Andy Weidl is the second-ranked person, then consider Brown and Cunningham (both of them are considered rising stars), the two behind.

Dave Caldwell

Caldwell was the general manager of the Jacksonville Jagurs from 2013 to 2020. During his tenure, the team had a good season in 2017, when they beat the AFC Championship 10-6. In the other seven years during this period, the team’s record was 27-85 (0.241).

In recent years, the Eagles have invited past general managers to advise the team, such as John Dorsey and Scott McCloughan. All they do is occasionally help players or The prospect writes a report. In the Eagles, the Eagles described Caldwell’s work on the website as follows:

“As the head of personnel, Caldwell will contribute to the evaluation of the Eagles team and will also assist in the professional and university reconnaissance process.”

When asked why he was confident that Howie Roseman became the head of the team’s football business in January, Jeffrey Lurie cited this type of recruitment.

Lurie said: “First of all, it is the people around him.” “We are only as good as the people around. It is easy to talk about quarterbacks, head coach and general manager, but honestly, we are the product of people around us.

“I saw Howie attracted our organization. I think the last two major GM searches have attacked our organization, whether it’s Joe Douglas or Andrew Barry. There are about 5 people in our organization, and now I can bring this project to As the general manager of the league, he continued to add funds, whether it was John Dorsey or Jeremiah Washburn, or the list continued.

“But we have a really strong relationship with Andy Weidl, Ian Cunningham, Catherine Raîche and Brandon Brown. The general manager’s One of the jobs is to attract the real talents and executives around, because this is not for one person.

I thought, what if these types of employees left a deep impression on big bosses and just kept improving their quality?

Ameena Soliman

Soliman from the Player Personnel Intern internship in 2018 to 2019-20 from the Player Personnel Coordinator to the current Pro Scout. It was also discovered a few weeks ago that Soliman (together with Raîche) organized a network for women working in the NFL operations department.

Bryce Johnston

Finally, before OverTheCap.com appeared, Johnston ran a website called EaglesCap.com, which is an excellent salary cap resource for Eagles fans, but they are not yet widely available. Johnston first joined the team as an intern in 2016 and has now been promoted to three terms.

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