What happened: The Philadelphia Eagles are promoting Adam Berry to assistant general manager, according to Ian Rapoport and Mike Garafolo. Berry joined the organization in 2023 after a 14-year run at Goldman Sachs and was elevated to vice president of football operations and strategy in 2024. The report says he has played a key role in player personnel, salary cap strategy and negotiations, and will also participate in the NFL's revamped Accelerator Program.

Why it matters: The move gives Philadelphia a key front-office elevation after recent executive turnover, including the departures of assistant GM Alec Halaby and senior vice president Bryce Johnston. It also keeps a major cap and negotiations voice in place for an Eagles team that has already been active this spring, including its draft-day trade up to No. 20. In the NFL offseason, stability in the front office can shape contract talks, roster construction and how aggressively a contender attacks the 2026 season.

What to watch: Watch for an official team announcement and any additional Eagles front-office reshuffling in the wake of this promotion. Berry's expanded role could become clearer as Philadelphia moves deeper into offseason roster and contract decisions.