Eagles announce 20 changes across football operations staff

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.

The football operations department saw several internal advancements, including Dan Ryan being elevated to senior director of team operations, former Eagles player Matt Leo to director of player engagement, and Grant Reiter to director of football administration. Zachary Steever will now serve as director of football research and strategy, while Zach Drapkin steps into an assistant director of personnel strategy role. Isabel Pantle was promoted to senior quantitative analyst, and Marlon Sanders to video manager. On the scouting side, the Eagles made multiple key adjustments. Phil Bhaya was named vice president of player personnel, Alan Wolking vice president of football operations and strategic initiatives, and Jeremy Gray director of player personnel. Lee DiValerio was promoted to assistant director of pro scouting, while Preston Tiffany and Terrence Braxton take on area and NFS scouting roles, respectively.

The Philadelphia Eagles have announced the following changes to the football operations, scouting, and sports medicine & performance departments. pic.twitter.com/ETkM9i3j94— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) May 6, 2026

Philadelphia also added new voices to the organization. Clara Montenegro DuBerke joins as a player personnel and football operations coordinator, Samantha Harvey as a video assistant, and Mike Maccagnan as a personnel executive. Caspian Svenson was hired as a pro scout, while Fred Hale joined the sports medicine and performance staff as an assistant strength and conditioning coach.

The wide-ranging changes reflect the Eagles’ commitment to building a deep, collaborative front office structure. By blending continuity with new perspectives, the organization continues to invest in the processes that have helped sustain its success in recent seasons.

As the Eagles prepare for another competitive campaign, these behind-the-scenes moves reinforce the franchise's long-term focus on innovation, evaluation, and player development.

This article originally appeared on Eagles Wire: Eagles make sweeping updates to scouting, operations departments