The New England Patriots are holding an interview with former Carolina Panthers director of player negotiations and salary cap manager Samir Suleiman on Wednesday, per ESPN's Adam Schefter. Suleiman has an extensive football background.

Belichick had been in charge of personnel and just about every other aspect of the organization since vice president of player personnel Scott Pioli left following the 2008 season. Even when Pioli was around,

An integral piece to the previous regime of the Carolina Panthers may have a new opportunity ahead of him. According to ESPN senior NFL insider Adam Schefter, Samir Suleiman is interviewing with the New England Patriots for a football executive job on Wednesday.

A number of candidates who have been requested to interview for the Patriots' GM position have turned down the team's interview requests.

Throughout the predraft process, Eliot Wolf walked, talked and acted like the general manager of the New England Patriots. The thing is, however, he didn't -- and still doesn't -- have that title. Wolf's current job title is director of scouting and he has merely been looked at as the de facto GM throughout the offseason after the team parted ways with Bill Belichick,

Eagles director of scouting Brandon Hunt is scheduled to interview for the Patriots’ lead personnel position Wednesday, according to reports. Source: Patriots release quarterback after adding QBs in draft Hunt is the first external candidate reported to have an interview with the team.

Patriots de facto GM Eliot Wolf told Adam Schefter that the Packers almost drafted Ray Lewis in the 1996 draft.

The Philadelphia Eagles could lose a key member of their front office to the New England Patriots. According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, Eagles director of scouting Brandon Hunt interviewed Tuesday for the New England Patriots lead personnel job.

The result could be another last-place finish, unless Maye runs the offense from the outset, and confounds the entire AFC East and NFL. It's possible if he's given the keys from Day One. If not, expect a last-place finish and high draft pick in 2025.