Stewart joined New England’s front office as a scouting assistant in 2007, and worked his way up in the pro and college scouting departments over the next decade. He left in 2018 to serve as a national scout for two seasons in Philadelphia before taking the job as director of player personnel in Carolina in 2020.

Nebraska has hired New England Patriots staffer Patrick Stewart as the team's general manager, according to CBS Sports' Brandon Marcello. Stewart, who just finished his 13th year in New England across multiple stints, most recently served as the Patriots' director of player personnel during the 2024 season.

Stewart first joined the Patriots in 2007 as a scouting assistant before departing the organization to work for the Eagles and Panthers. He came back to New England in 2023 as sen

Patrick Stewart, the Patriots' director of pro personnel for the past two seasons, will be hired as general manager of Nebraska's football program, sources told ESPN.

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Stewart previously had been with the team between 2007 and 2017. He first joined as a scouting assistant and also worked as a pro scout and are scout for the team. Between 2018 an

ESPN's Pete Thamel has reported that Nebraska football and Matt Rhule have hired Pat Stewart as the programs new general manager.

Nebraska football is set to a new general manager with more than 15 years NFL experience and ties to Husker coach Matt Rhule.

General manager is becoming a more prominent position inside college football programs as the sport embarks on a new era where tight organization around compliance and talent recr