Joe Douglas promoted to Eagles senior VP of player personnel

Around one year ago this week, Howie Roseman got the gang back together, bringing back Joe Douglas to the franchise in a Senior Scouting role. After some front office reshuffling, Douglas earned a promotion on Wednesday. The Philadelphia Eagles continue to reshape one of the NFL's most respected front offices, announcing 20 changes across football operations, scouting, and sports medicine & performance departments. The updates include a mix of promotions, title changes, and new hires as the organization reinforces its infrastructure heading into the 2026 season.Among the most notable moves, Adam Berry was promoted to assistant general manager after playing a key role in player personnel, salary cap strategy, and contract negotiations. In scouting, Joe Douglas was named senior vice president of player personnel, highlighting the team's continued emphasis on experienced leadership in roster construction.

Douglas worked for the Eagles from 2016-19, ascending the ranks and leading the scouting department as vice president of player personnel before he departed for the Jets' top spot following the 2019 NFL draft. Douglas played a key role in helping build a Super Bowl-winning roster in 2017.

Douglas' rapid rise back up the organizational ladder underscores both his value to the franchise and the trust the Eagles have in his evaluation and roster-building expertise. With a strong track record in Philadelphia and across the league, his promotion signals continuity and stability within one of the NFL's most respected front offices.

This article originally appeared on Eagles Wire: Joe Douglas rises to senior VP role in Eagles front office