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Phil Bhaya enters his 13th season with the Philadelphia Eagles. He was named vice
president of player personnel during the 2026 offseason.

Before taking on his current title, Bhaya served as the Eagles' director of player
personnel (2024-25), director of college scouting (2023) and director of draft management
(2022). He also worked as an area scout for Philadelphia, focusing on the Southeast (2021) and
Northeast (2020) regions. In addition, Bhaya spent four years as an NFS Scout (2016-19) after
joining the team as a scouting assistant (2014-15).

During his time with the Eagles, Philadelphia has seen three championship appearances
(LII, LVII and LIX), including victories over New England in Super Bowl LII and Kansas City in
Super Bowl LIX.

Phil Bhaya enters his 13th season with the Philadelphia Eagles. He was named vice
president of player personnel during the 2026 offseason.

Before taking on his current title, Bhaya served as the Eagles' director of player
personnel (2024-25), director of college scouting (2023) and director of draft management
(2022). He also worked as an area scout for Philadelphia, focusing on the Southeast (2021) and
Northeast (2020) regions. In addition, Bhaya spent four years as an NFS Scout (2016-19) after
joining the team as a scouting assistant (2014-15).

During his time with the Eagles, Philadelphia has seen three championship appearances
(LII, LVII and LIX), including victories over New England in Super Bowl LII and Kansas City in
Super Bowl LIX.

Bhaya was a team captain and four-year letterwinner at defensive back at Princeton
from 2010-13. He helped Princeton to an 8-2 record and Ivy League championship in 2013,
earning All-Ivy League honors for a second consecutive season. That season, Bhaya also
garnered CoSIDA Academic All-District and Academic All-Ivy League accolades and was the
recipient of the 2013 Richard Coleman Award for excellence in scholarship, athletics, and team
contribution. In 2010, he was recognized as the Harland "Pink" Baker '22 Award winner as the
Tigers' top defensive freshman.

Bhaya prepped at Haddonfield Memorial High School, where he earned All-South Jersey
honors at defensive back and was named to the New Jersey Super 100 Team. He was also
named an All-American in lacrosse as a senior.

Married to his wife, Gretchen, Bhaya is a native of Haddonfield, NJ.