Eagles pass rusher Josh Sweat, who led the defensive charge against Patrick Mahomes in the big game, confirmed the Roseman accident while speaking with NBC Sports Philadelphia on the route.

The Eagles general manager was riding one of the parade buses when he was hit by a flying beer that was tossed by a fan. Fans along the route were tossing beers to players and others in the parade.

Philadelphia Eagles EVP and GM Howie Roseman took quite the head shot during the team’s Super Bowl 59 parade. It wasn’t safe to be on a float or anywhere as is evidenced by the nasty gash on Roseman’s forehead. He apparently was hit in the noggin by one of the many thrown beer cans that were in the Philadelphia airspace.

Eagles GM Howie Roseman was hit with a beer during the team's Super Bowl 2025 parade, later saying,"I bleed for this city."

But not all beers that are thrown get caught. And in the case of Eagles general manager Howie Roseman, he got caught in the forehead by a beer can, or so he told a reporter as he and the team celebrated the 2025 Super Bowl win. You can see the cut on his forehead below, but that didn’t stop him from enjoying a victory cigar.

"I bleed for this city!" Roseman told Eagles fans afterward. Now he and his team apparently have a plan to turn that phrase into a clothing line.

The Philadelphia Eagles had a tougher time surviving their Super Bowl parade on Friday than they did winning the game on Sunday.

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In case fans needed a reminder that the NFL is a business, the Philadelphia Eagles cut a veteran player from their roster just a few days after the Super Bowl parade. Roughly 24 hours ago, the Eagles released offensive lineman Nick Gates from their roster.