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BPF · 01-15-2009, 03:03 PM

I haven't seen anything official from the Pats on Caserio getting the VP role, maybe he stays at his current position with a bump in pay of course and fills Pioli's role. Thoughts?? It's my understanding that there is more than double pay difference from Caserio's position to Pioli's new position.

sieglo · 01-15-2009, 04:31 PM

Is anyone else a bit dismayed that the Pats front office is younger than the linebacking corps?

CheerforTom · 01-15-2009, 04:31 PM

So how long till a team wants to talk to Caserio?

VJ11 · 01-15-2009, 04:46 PM

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Originally Posted by CheerforTom

So how long till a team wants to talk to Caserio?

At least 5 years or so, after earning at least two "NFL executive of the year" awards for stocking the roster with young and very talented players, especially at LB and DB.

***Box_O_Rocks*** · 01-16-2009, 09:34 PM

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Originally Posted by BPF

I haven't seen anything official from the Pats on Caserio getting the VP role, maybe he stays at his current position with a bump in pay of course and fills Pioli's role. Thoughts?? It's my understanding that there is more than double pay difference from Caserio's position to Pioli's new position.

Reiss reported Caserio was moving up to Vice President - Player Personnel. I'm good with that news.

***ctpatsfan77*** · 01-16-2009, 09:43 PM

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Originally Posted by VJ11

At least 5 years or so, after earning at least two "NFL executive of the year" awards for stocking the roster with young and very talented players, especially at LB and DB.

I wish.

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Cleveland.com reported that Atlanta Falcons President Rich McKay no longer is interested in the Browns' top football job and Kokinis is not sure whether he'll leave Baltimore. But Lerner mentioned other possibilities like Nick Caserio, a Lyndhurst, Ohio, native and John Carroll University graduate who is the New England Patriots' director of player personnel, and Charley Casserly, who spent 16 years as a GM with the Washington Redskins and Houston Texans and now works for CBS Sports.

''I'm talking to more people and scouring around more stones. Young guys like Nick Caserio, older guys, middle guys like Charley Casserly, there's a lot of them,'' Lerner said. ''There's much more to finding a guy when you have a structure with a club president. Clubs like the Colts have a different approach.''

At the rate things are going, in the next five years, I half expect a team to ask for permission to interview the Patriots' ball boys for their GM position.