The New England Patriots named Eliot Wolf their executive vice president of player personnel on Saturday.
Wolf, 42, has 20 seasons of NFL experience, including the last four as director of scouting for the Patriots. His duties will include overseeing the personnel department, managing the salary cap and control of the 53-man roster.
The Patriots also have a first-year head coach in Jerod Mayo.
"As I have stated multiple times during the offseason, the plan was to observe the working relationship and involvement between Eliot and Jerod and see how they managed our offseason personnel decisions," Patriots CEO Robert Kraft said in a news release. "Then, following the draft we would formally undertake a process for setting up the permanent structure of our personnel department.
"I have been impressed with Eliot's management style and experience and I'm excited that he has agreed to take on this new position."
Wolf previously spent time with the Green Bay Packers (2004-17) and Cleveland Browns (2018-19). He was assistant general manager with the Browns.
"It is an honor to accept this position with the New England Patriots," Wolf said. "I am grateful to the Kraft family for this opportunity and want to thank my family, especially my wife and children, for the support and strength they have given me as I move forward in my new role. I also want to thank all of the people I have worked with and learned from over the years."
Wolf is the son of former Packers general manager Ron Wolf, who was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2015.
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