Here’s the latest I can share based on recent reports:
Alec Halaby, longtime Eagles executive, reportedly stepped down from his role as assistant general manager in late April 2026 to start a new professional chapter. Several outlets note the departure comes after 17 years with Philadelphia and that Howie Roseman publicly praised Halaby’s contributions while expressing best wishes for his next steps.
The move marks the second notable front-office departure for the Eagles in a short span, following Bryce Johnston’s recent exit to join the Falcons in a senior personnel role.
Before his resignation, Halaby had been a candidate for NFL GM openings and had publicly discussed his interest in pursuing roles beyond the Eagles, including prior interviews with other teams.
If you’d like, I can pull recent updates from additional outlets or provide a brief timeline of Halaby’s roles with the Eagles.
The Jets announced on Wednesday that they have completed an interview with Alec Halaby for their vacant GM position. The team has already requested and interviewed several candidates for the position: Former Titans GM Jon
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www.si.comNFL Network's Mike Garafolo reports Eagles GM Alec Halaby is stepping away from the organization after 17 years to start a new professional chapter in his career. Halaby offered the following statement after stepping down:
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www.nbcsports.comPhiladelphia Eagles assistant general manager Alec Halaby is once again gaining interest for general manager jobs across the NFL.
www.cbsnews.comThe Eagles are parting ways with a longtime member of their personnel department.
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