Howie Roseman inherited a mess.
When the Philadelphia Eagles vice president of football operations was placed back in charge of personnel in 2016, a year after Chip Kelly's power play pushed him out, Roseman was tasked with revitalizing a roster that had been stripped down and disjointedly pieced back together. Gone were LeSean McCoy and Jeremy Maclin (and DeSean Jackson before them).
In their place were high-priced misfits like DeMarco Murray and cornerback Byron Maxwell. With Sam Bradford set to become a free agent, they didn't have a quarterback under contract.