Robyn Glaser, a former executive vice president of football business for the new england patriots, has been reportedly promoted to executive vice president of football business and senior advisor to head coach Jerod mayo, according to NBC sports Boston.
just minutes after being officially introduced as the 15th head coach in franchise history, the team’s executive vice president (EVP) of football business and senior advisor to the head coach. Glaser has a long resume in her new role. Since 2007, the kraft group has been her Senior Vice President (SVP) of corporate affairs and chief administrative and compliance officer.
She has directly communicated with team owner robert kraft and president jonathan kraft during her nearly 17-year tenure with the organization. Glaser’s most recent work with the kraft group and the new england patriots has been centered around various business initiatives and strategic initiatives, including serving as the executor of philanthropic initiatives.
Glaser has oversaw many operational and administrative functions for the patriots football team, including NFL relations and compliance, supporting human resources and finance, negotiating sports performance and technology agreements, and managing the player social justice fund initiative. although glaser’s specific job responsibilities have yet to be revealed, the pats do still have a lot to answer about the team’s 2024 season.
New england is uncertain about the future in many areas, with the exception of mayo, including as general manager and coordinator for each of the football team’s three phases: offense, defense, and special teams.
The patriots face their most important offseason in over a quarter century. With a projected salary cap of $70 million, the pats have made a decision on how to fill many positions with free agents, both internally and externally.
For mayo’s first year at the helm, the pats have safety kyle dugger, tight end hunter henry, and right tackle mike onwenu. In the nfl draft in 2024, 3 players were selected.
Given their woes on offense this season, new england would be best served with a steady hand at the controls to guide them to a Franchise-changing starting quarterback, a top-flight receiver, or a foundational offensive tackle. mayo is eager to start rebuilding a team that finished last in both their division and conference standings. Nevertheless, the 37-year-old is determined to make sure that the staff for whom he is now the steward are the right ones.
During mayo’s opening press conference on wednesday, mayo said, “i don’t want to be an echo chamber.” “i just don’t.” – a spokesman for the department of justice. I want people who are honest and transparent, and i want them to work together and make a wise decision,” says pats new head coach chris jones.
