Scott Pioli , thrice recognized as a PFWA Executive of the Year for his NFL work, is now part of a growing trend that has seen college programs hire former NFLers.
Former Kansas City Chiefs general manager Scott Pioli hasn't had his hand in the National Football League world since his last stint as Assistant General Manager for the Atlanta Falcons franchise.
Former Chiefs G.M. and Patriots V.P. of player personnel Scott Pioli is back in the game. At the college level. Scott Dochterman of TheAthletic.com reports that Pioli has been hired as a consultant by the Iowa football program.
College sports latest evolution brings about a new “Revenue-Sharing Era” that will no doubt have a massive impact on collegiate athletic programs, big and small.
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Mike Borgonzi may not have been super well-known before he became the Tennessee Titans general manager earlier this month, but he is popular among the NFL front office circles.
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Scott Pioli helped create the greatest dynasty in the history of the National Football League. He spent nine years in the New England Patriots front office from 2000 to 2008.
Over the past decade, women have made history in the NFL by joining the players on the field as coaches or carving out roles in the front office. Multiple females have been hired throughout the league to positions few ladies have held in the male-dominated sport.
New Washington Commanders general manager Adam Peters got his first NFL job back in 2003 with the New England Patriots. After one year as a graduate assistant at his alma mater UCLA, Peters joined the Patriots as a scout in 2003.