Nebraska Football Names Pat Stewart General Manager

The University of Nebraska has appointed Pat Stewart as the new general manager for its football program, a role aimed at enhancing roster management and player acquisition in light of the evolving landscape of college football. Stewart, who previously served as director of pro player personnel for the New England Patriots, will focus on recruiting, evaluation, and retention, similar to NFL methodologies. Head coach Matt Rhule emphasized Stewart's past experience working with him and expressed confidence that Stewart will help Nebraska compete at an elite level. The hiring comes as college programs adapt to new challenges such as the transfer portal and name, image, and likeness regulations. Stewart's extensive background includes roles with the Carolina Panthers and Philadelphia Eagles, as well as early career positions alongside Rhule in college football. The transition reflects Nebraska's commitment to maintaining its storied football legacy while adapting to modern demands.