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fromPro Football Rumors
1 week agoNFC East Front Office Updates: Giants, Commanders, Cowboys
Richter is heading to New York for "a similar role and title in their personnel department." After taking a go at a playing and coaching career, Richter turned to personnel, debuting in the league with the Dolphins in 2011. He followed that up with a role in Arizona for six years before landing with the Texans. He's worked eight seasons in Houston, working as a national scout and southeast area scout.
Dallas Cowboys
fromThe Falcoholic
3 months agoFalcons hire Shawn Heinlen as their director of college scouting
The team announced Wednesday that they're hiring Shawn Heinlen, a former Cleveland Browns Southwest area scout from 2022 to 2025, as their new director of college scouting. Heinlen, who spent 16 years with the Bills in scouting and five years with the Eagles as a Southwest scout, has ties to both Ian Cunningham from his time in Philadelphia and Kevin Stefanski from his stint in Cleveland. It's safe to say he was highly regarded by both, given that he's getting a pretty significant promotion to come to Atlanta.
National Football League
fromRiggo's Rag
4 months agoAdam Peters should be preparing for this executive's eventual exit
Breer collects the names of the hottest candidates by querying executives and scouts from all over the league. This year, he included 26 staffers, about half of whom are currently serving as assistant general managers. Newmark was not in the top tier, which Breer labels " on the doorstep " of a top spot. The Commanders have regressed significantly from 2024, and the reputations of virtually everyone associated with the club have taken a corresponding hit. That could mean he is forced to wait before getting a top job elsewhere.
National Football League
fromESPN.com
8 months agoManning struggles vs. lofty expectations in debut
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning failed to live up to lofty expectations in his starting debut Saturday at Ohio State, but coach Steve Sarkisian called the 14-7 loss just "one chapter" in Manning's season. With scouts from more than a dozen NFL teams watching, including the nearby Cleveland Browns, Manning was inconsistent, displaying flashes of promise tempered by mistakes. He completed 17-of-30 passes for 170 yards, one touchdown and an interception -- an underwhelming day for a player some have already pegged as the No. 1 pick in the 2026 NFL draft.
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