In The Althetic's 40 under 40 article.
For those that don't have access its very good and details young talent throughout the league. Brandon has a good sized section dedicated to him and Schoen is quoted with the following:
| “Brandon will be a GM,” Schoen told The Athletic. “Fortunately, where I come from with (Bills general manager) Brandon Beane, he showed me the way by involving me in everything, and I’m trying to do that with (Brown) — things like the salary cap, meetings with ownership. He’s still young, but I want him to be ready whenever he’s in that seat.” |
I couldn't see our last GM making a comment like that...
NFL 40 under 40: The top young coaches, execs, agents and other rising stars - (
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Kevin Boothe, NFL Management Council director | Age: 38
Boothe played nine seasons in the NFL, two with the Raiders and seven with the Giants, where he was part of two Super Bowl championship teams.
He joined the league office in 2016 and worked in sponsorships, football operations and football development before moving into his current role earlier this year. Boothe primarily works with football operations and player personnel departments to make sure teams are in compliance with all aspects of the NFL’s collective bargaining agreement and are operating within the league’s bylaws.
Boothe was one of three league office employees to participate in this year’s NFL Accelerator program.
Agreed. I find Brown very impressive and could easily see him as a one or two and done here.
On the other hand, he could be an unexpected insurance policy if Schoen/Dabol fall flat. I would have no problems promoting him...
But let's not put the cart before the horse just yet.
This new regime is 0-0.
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League office/NFLPA
Kevin Boothe, NFL Management Council director | Age: 38
Boothe played nine seasons in the NFL, two with the Raiders and seven with the Giants, where he was part of two Super Bowl championship teams.
He joined the league office in 2016 and worked in sponsorships, football operations and football development before moving into his current role earlier this year. Boothe primarily works with football operations and player personnel departments to make sure teams are in compliance with all aspects of the NFL’s collective bargaining agreement and are operating within the league’s bylaws.
Boothe was one of three league office employees to participate in this year’s NFL Accelerator program.
That's awesome, had no idea he was doing that after his playing days.
But let's not put the cart before the horse just yet.
This new regime is 0-0.
That puts this regime at .500, which is better than we've seen in a long time! /optimism
Putting book smarts and what he learned playing in the NFL to good use!
But let's not put the cart before the horse just yet.
This new regime is 0-0.
So they are undefeated!
Putting book smarts and what he learned playing in the NFL to good use!
Yes, Kevin went to Big Red.