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One member of the Patriots' front office is headed to the college ranks. Per Pete Thamel of ESPN, New England director of pro personnel Patrick Stewart is going to Nebraska to be the program’s ...
NFL Scouting Combine notebook Patriots need director of pro personnel after Patrick Stewart leaves to join Nebraska’s football program By Nicole Yang Globe Staff,Updated February 27, 2025, 5:24 p.m.
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Pat Stewart, the New England Patriots' director of pro personnel the past two seasons, will join Nebraska coach Matt Rhule's staff as general manager, the school announced ...
Nebraska has hired New England Patriots staffer Patrick Stewart as the football program’s general manager, according to multiple reports.
Stewart received a three-year, $2.55 million contract from Nebraska to oversee the acquisition, retention and finance aspects of the Huskers roster. He reports to Rhule, different from some coach ...
The Nebraska Cornhuskers have announced the hiring of Pat Stewart as the team's new general manager after working for the New England Patriots.
The University of Nebraska released the contract details of new football general manager Pat Stewart on Wednesday. Stewart will be under a three-year $2.55 million agreement through Jan. 31, 2028 ...
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Last month, Nebraska decided to hire New England Patriots executive Pat Stewart as their team’s general manager. He last served as the Patriots’ director of pro personnel and previously worked ...
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Nebraska is set to hire New England Patriots executive Pat Stewart as general manager, ESPN’s Pete Thamel reported. He is currently the Patriots’ director of pro personnel and previously ...
Nebraska football is now 14 practices into the spring session. General Manager Pat Stewart and quarterback Dylan Raiola, as well as a few other players, met with the media after Thursday's practice.
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